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|    Bill Baldwin to John W. Kennedy    |
|    Re: Inklings and Islam is there a connec    |
|    26 Apr 07 02:48:07    |
      XPost: alt.books.cs-lewis, rec.arts.books.tolkien       From: bbwebpage+usenet@gmail.com              John W. Kennedy (jwkenne@attglobal.net) wrote:              > Bill Baldwin wrote:       >> Derek Broughton (news@pointerstop.ca) wrote:       >>       >>> I agree with John that since Islam _does_ say Allah is the same       >>> God as the God of the Jews & Christians, then it must be so.       >>> Just as Christians say they worship the same God as the God of       >>> Judaism.       >>       >> (By the way, I wonder if we're boring the good folks of       >> rec.arts.books.tolkien and alt.books.inklings. I recall the       >> original poster saying he couldn't get replies via       >> alt.books.cs-lewis and so wanted the follow-ups to the other       >> groups preserved. But this discussion has taken us perhaps in a       >> direction that is no longer on- topic in those other groups.)       >>       >> Anyway, I don't agree with that. Let me see if I can locate the       >> point of our disagreement. Suppose a man comes up to you and       >> says, "The God I worship is the God who appeared to Abraham. She       >> later revealed herself as Semiramis to the Assyrians and the       >> Virgin Mary. Some have worshiped this God under the name       >> 'Lucifer' (whom others have wrongly claimed to be in opposition       >> to the God of Abraham). There are other names and manifestations       >> as well."       >       > Now you're talking nonsense.              I don't believe so. The position I represent is one that some people       hold to. Were you not aware of that?                     > If that is the best you can do, we       > can assume that you've conceded the point.       >              If you can explain why you believe this, ok. But if you're going to       abandon reasoned and just declare yourself the winner, then yeah,       we're done.              --       Bill Baldwin       http://bettercovenant.wordpress.com/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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