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Are you suggesting that there was no concept of GOD prior to the Abrahamic faiths?[FONT="]This is the point: This shows that Allah was associated with three female goddesses. The Arabs did not makeup those names. The names Allah and those of the goddesses go back before the days of Abraham.[/FONT]
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[FONT="]Sura an-Najm 53:19-22[/FONT]
[FONT="]Have you thought upon Al-Lat and Al-‘Uzzá
and ManÄt, the third one, another goddess.
What! For you the males and for him the females!
That indeed is an unfair division.[/FONT]
Have you ever studied the drawings of cave men? Have you ever heard of Zoroastrianism? Even Hinduism actually, in reality, speaks ultimately of One Creator GOD. What don't you get about names being symbols? If they reference the same One Creator GOD of all existence then what exactly is your issue? Is it really necessary to attempt to manipulate the words of a sacred ancient core text in order to propigate your agenda? It should be apparent to all; your misdirection on this matter, that is. If it is not, I will make it clear.
You attempt to use fear of the unknown to fuel your selfish motives, but we all know that we are to fear no thing but the consiquinces of our own actions upon judgement. To motivate others with fear is wrong.
I do not support any violence on any level, but the Quran is the inspired word of GOD just as the bible is, just as many other sacred writings are.
Different branches of one tree. Indeed some will be cut off, and others grafted in, but to proclaim a whole book and GOD himself to be that of misdirection or deceit, or referring to a multitude of gods is wrong.
I'm sorry you think the word Allah doesn't reference GOD, but it truly does.
I am sorry for my strong words earlier; it was uncalled for and helped neither of our positions or points.
peace
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