| Kizuna was less toxic. also mecha means this song |
EratiKJun 26, 2020 11:24 PM
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| >literally spent the week setting stuff up I love pc gaming |
EratiKJun 27, 2020 2:52 AM
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| Majima is full on Osaka-ben, lmao. |
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| So the girl that Josh raped; he told her to "turn around" on webcam while he was jerking off to her when they didn't even know each other, tried to coerce her into having sex while spooning in bed while also graphically and intimately describing how he wants to murder a girl "just to know what it feels like", and she's still like "I explain to him again that I had feelings for him, but I knew he didn't like me like that", then he rapes her. And I'm just sitting here thinking about how girls don't like me like  |
| this is exactly why I think they are retarded Asmongold is the most rational about the whole thing and he's still a complete idiot. That's why the industry is so fucked  |
| >evil within on sale on Steam >evil within + all dlc bundle is on sale for $1 cheaper  |
| Sugita is so based in this game. |
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| get some sleep. you work too har d |
| oh snap |
Mageofyore said: Can I really ask for ANYTHING in paradise? Anything. Mageofyore said: Can I ask God to play football with me? Team Mageofyore All-Stars vs God. Yes, you can. Yet you will lose. If God has PSN account, He would Platinum all games on PS3 and PS4. Mageofyore said: Can I ask to become God? No. Mageofyore said: Can I ask for God to forgive the Devil? The Devil promised God to lead humanity to their misery. What could you benefit from the Devil who has no good interest for humans other than see them suffer and perish? Mageofyore said: The answer that I usually get from Muslims or Christians is that well, in paradise those thoughts won't even come in your mind. Now, what does that mean? Maybe this is what is called being in peace within self? Mageofyore said: It means we will have no free will. We will be PROGRAMMED to enjoy heaven. How you came to this conclusion? Mageofyore said: For Muslims, even in heaven there are ranks. So there will be discrimination even there but you just won't question or notice it because your ability to question or notice something will be snatched by God. I like the use of the word, "discrimination" I'll get on that. Saying: "our ability to question or notice something will be snatched by God" is easy to say, but it can't be proved right or wrong. Mageofyore said: Of course you will be able to look at God in his purest form in Paradise as far as Islam is concerned but only if you have a full-on beard like Osama bin Ladin and a Muslim get-up and only if you are a Muslim of the highest rank which as they call it in Islamic tradition as, "Saleh". The looks mean nothing to God. Only someone's deeds count. Mageofyore said: The honor of looking at God will be not given to everyone, even in heaven. Of course, based on how strong each individual's faith is. Does someone do good deeds for God's sake or to seek people's attention? Speaking of "discrimination" and "ranks" in heaven. If you were a teacher, would you give your students full marks at the end of the semester? Even if the differences between students was huge? One attends class everyday, the other skips school, homeworks, exams, etc etc. |
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Then why can't I ask for God to make me a God. Your answer is what's called a contradiction my friend. ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: Can I ask God to play football with me? Team Mageofyore All-Stars vs God. Yes, you can. Yet you will lose. If God has PSN account, He would Platinum all games on PS3 and PS4. That is untrue. Allah won't do anything that doesn't befit his majesty. That is infact one of the arguments Muslims put forward to disprove the Christian notion that God came into this world as a man. What I said earlier... ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: Can I ask for God to forgive the Devil? The Devil promised God to lead humanity to their misery. What could you benefit from the Devil who has no good interest for humans other than see them suffer and perish? I would achieve absolutely nothing. I wish to see if Allah will grant me literally anything as you told me in your answer even if it's irrational. I guess your answer has changed now from "anything" to "not anything because some things are off limits even in paradise." ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: The answer that I usually get from Muslims or Christians is that well, in paradise those thoughts won't even come in your mind. Now, what does that mean?It means we will have no free will. We will be PROGRAMMED to enjoy heaven. Maybe this is what is called being in peace within self? How you came to this conclusion? Well, it's like that thing you know...you want to believe that your cousin who said fuck off to you said it jokingly but I wanna say that no he clearly insulted you on your face cuz you weren't worth shit to him. You can sugar coat it all you want but I wanna look at the real picture. In north Korea you are not allowed to protest against the government, I say that's dictatorship but you might say that the people don't say anything because they aRe At PeACe WiTH tHeMSelvES. ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: For Muslims, even in heaven there are ranks. So there will be discrimination even there but you just won't question or notice it because your ability to question or notice something will be snatched by God. I like the use of the word, "discrimination" I'll get on that. Saying: "our ability to question or notice something will be snatched by God" is easy to say, but it can't be proved right or wrong. I like the passive aggressive approach you chose on that one since you clearly couldn't provide me with a valid point of contention. ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: Of course you will be able to look at God in his purest form in Paradise as far as Islam is concerned but only if you have a full-on beard like Osama bin Ladin and a Muslim get-up and only if you are a Muslim of the highest rank which as they call it in Islamic tradition as, "Saleh". The looks mean nothing to God. Only someone's deeds count. Yes what you said there was true(only to an extent). But see beard is important if you want to get to a higher level of Islamic paradise, don't say that its not important cuz then you are clearly going against your own religion. Muhammad had a beard, did he not? And it's written in the Quran, "O you who have believed, obey Allah and obey the Messenger"- 4:59; what's the authentic source of Muhammad's actions? It's called the Sahih hadeeth and in one tradition, it's said by Muhammad himself,"So he who does not follow my tradition in religion, is not from me (not one of my followers)."- Sahih Al bukhari- 5063. You need to have a beard therefore to reach the highest level of heaven. ArabianLuffy said: Mageofyore said: The honor of looking at God will be not given to everyone, even in heaven. Of course, based on how strong each individual's faith is. Does someone do good deeds for God's sake or to seek people's attention? Then why did you generalize it in your reply to me that people in paradise will be able to look at God. "Only the very best of Muslims will be able to look at God" is what you should have said. A random dude who doesn't know a lot about Islam could get misled by what you said there. They might think that every Muslim will be able to see God. You were basically doing what the media does nowadays. They might accept Islam and adhere to the five pillars and think that's enough to see God in paradise. Little do they know, they literally have to revolve their life around everything that's said in the Quran and Sunnah to have even a chance of seeing God. ArabianLuffy said: Speaking of "discrimination" and "ranks" in heaven. If you were a teacher, would you give your students full marks at the end of the semester? Even if the differences between students was huge? One attends class everyday, the other skips school, homeworks, exams, etc etc. Well, they are in heaven now aren't they? Why shouldn't they be able to see God? You said that I could ask for anything and that God would even play football with me. Let's say I end up in the lowest rank of heaven, will I be able to see God if I asked? According to you, the answer is yes and no. On one side, you say that I can ask for anything but on the other side you say that only the very good Muslims will be able to see God. You see how complicated it becomes? |
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Mageofyore said: Then, why can't I ask for God to make me a God. Your answer is what's called a "contradiction", my friend. Even I with clear conscious (and laughing) answered "Anything" and "No" I saw it miles away that you're gonna tell me that this is a "contradiction", my friend. A "gotcha" moment, huh?. Yet even you know why I answered that way. OK. If you wanna be a god (with small g), you can, but only a god of your own self. Not even a demi god. However, if you wanna be a God, bring John F. Kennedy back to life, and the whole world will bend the knee before your eyes as a God. Mageofyore said: That is untrue. Allah won't do anything that doesn't befit his majesty. You asked if you can play football with God. I can't imagine why would God refuse. Mageofyore said: That is infact one of the arguments Muslims put forward to disprove the Christian notion that God came into this world as a man. I don't recall Christians said that God came to earth as a man. I don't have full knowledge of Christianity, but even if Chrisitans said that, how even God comes to earth when earth and everything in existence beyond even the universe is so close to Him and He's even so close to us? Mageofyore said: I would achieve absolutely nothing. I wish to see if Allah will grant me literally anything as you told me in your answer even if it's irrational. What kind of Muslim, Christian or Jewish would ask God to forgive the Devil? Even by your own addmission "even if it's irriational". Define "irriational". But you're not here to give definition. Mageofyore said: I guess your answer has changed now from "anything" to "not anything because some things are off limits even in paradise." I would say you're right about "some things are off limits even in paradise". Even if I was in paradise, God won't grant my wish to forgive a polytheist person. Mageofyore said: Then why did you generalize it in your reply to me that people in paradise will be able to look at God. "Only the very best of Muslims will be able to look at God" is what you should have said. A random dude who doesn't know a lot about Islam could get misled by what you said there. They might think that every Muslim will be able to see God. You were basically doing what the media does nowadays. They might accept Islam and adhere to the five pillars and think that's enough to see God in paradise. Little do they know, they literally have to revolve their life around everything that's said in the Quran and Sunnah to have even a chance of seeing God. I made a mistake, and I rushed my answer. I should have say that who can get to the paradise? Those who worship God and only God and doesn't worship other with God, and all who are in paradise can see God. It doesn't revolve around Muslims only. It's about all humans who genuinely seeking the truth. If one died but he wasn't a Muslim, but he never prayed to anyone, his fate is unknown. This is one thing we can't cross, to predict or answer someone's fate. Only thing we know for certain is that no one enters the paradise if he worshipped other god(s) beside God (Allah). Ask someone what happens after a dead person is burried under the soil. An angel of death will dig the grave, pull the dead out of his grave and then the angel of death will ask him 3 questions: 1. Who is your God? 2. What is your religion? 3. Who is your prophet? There are more details once Judgement Day comes. I can tell you, based on what I studied. Mageofyore said: Well, they are in heaven now aren't they? I can tell you right now from the stand point of my religion, Islam, right now, all the dead regardless of their faiths are in a realm beween life and death. In Arabic is called "barzakh" A place where those who left our current world are not in heaven nor hell. All the dead since Adam and Eve until now. Osama Bin Ladin Joeseph Stalin John F. Kennedy loved ones Name anyone They are all there. What are they doing there? Waiting for Judgement Day. Imagine the number of them. Mageofyore said: Why shouldn't they be able to see God? You said that I could ask for anything and that God would even play football with me. Let's say I end up in the lowest rank of heaven, will I be able to see God if I asked? According to you, the answer is yes and no. On one side, you say that I can ask for anything but on the other side you say that only the very good Muslims will be able to see God. You see how complicated it becomes? My mistake. The correct answer is ALL who are in paradise can see God. It's true that there are ranks in heaven, yet despise all that, even earth with all its fortune pales in comparison to a lowest level of heaven, and yet, those in the lowest level of heaven will see God. Abu Huraira reported: That Prophet Muhammed said: “Allah said: I have prepared for my righteous servants what no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no heart has perceived. Recite the verse if you wish: No soul knows what has been hidden for them of comfort.” By this hadeeth, prophet Muhammed talked generally about heaven without specicifing any rank of heaven. Nothing is complicated. It's me not explaining things right. |
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| cdpr starting up that cyberpunk drip feed. it looks |
fuck everything and rumble |
umaru on the front page  |
ArabianLuffy said: Even I with clear conscious (and laughing) answered "Anything" and "No" I saw it miles away that you're gonna tell me that this is a "contradiction", my friend. Well, at least you are self aware which is good! ArabianLuffy said: You asked if you can play football with God. I can't imagine why would God refuse. I don't recall Christians said that God came to earth as a man. I don't have full knowledge of Christianity, but even if Chrisitans said that, how even God comes to earth when earth and everything in existence beyond even the universe is so close to Him and He's even so close to us? God isn't physically (I know "physically" is not a good word to define the nature of Allah's existence but there really isn't a better word that is coming to my mind right now) close to us. Indeed, He is spiritually nearer to us than even our own selves in the Islamic tradition. Christians however believe that God "physically" came to Earth as Jesus, a man. And that is what I was talking about there. As far as God's actual location is concerned, He is described in Islamic literature to be subsisting on His Mighty Throne called the "Arsh" in Arabic if I recall correctly. ArabianLuffy said: Define "irriational". But you're not here to give definition. It's really simple. Type Irrational on Google and you will get the definition. If you can't be bothered to do that then here it is: ArabianLuffy said: The correct answer is ALL who are in paradise can see God. those in the lowest level of heaven will see God.Abu Huraira reported: That Prophet Muhammed said: “Allah said: I have prepared for my righteous servants what no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no heart has perceived. Recite the verse if you wish: No soul knows what has been hidden for them of comfort.”By this hadeeth, prophet Muhammed talked generally about heaven without specicifing any rank of heaven. Righteous in Arabic is also called "Saleh" which is the third level in the levels of honour that a Muslim has in sight of God just behind Prophethood and Being a siddiq (this title has only been given to the first caliph of Islam, Abu bakr siddiq I think his name was if I remember correctly.). So if you are a saleh, you automatically are in the highest ranked paradise. Even if Allah didn't specify the rank of paradise, He did say that it will be only the righteous or the saleheen (plural of Saleh) that get to look at God in all His Majesty. ArabianLuffy said: Nothing is complicated. It's me not explaining things right. Yeah, it is very complicated as a Muslim friend once told me that there is this thing called fiqh that is literally designed by the Muslim scholars of history to make sense of all the things that overlap each other in the Islamic literature |
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