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Originally Posted by Zaqarbal
Is that a joke? Am I supposed to laugh? You already know what I meant: To explain why (according to you) my posts didn't reply the questions. It's about the CONTENT, not about me.
Wrong. The abrogation (naskh) is the way to solve the contradictions in the Quran. The earlier verses are replaced by the later ones.
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I'm aware of that. It isn't something all Muslims adhere to, however. Hence me saying it's about respecting other's beliefs. Religious crazies will be religious crazies, pointing the finger to which are the worst is irrelevant. Also, I thought the Quran was ordered by verse length, not by when it was written.
What it comes down to is interpretation of the book. Religious texts (The Bible and Quran) both say really bat**** crazy stuff. The Bible says slavery is perfectly acceptable, and that any children that are remotely disobedient should be stoned. Do Christians do this?