TigerWoods

I don't think I understand your concept of "god", if what you mean is the "supernatural creator and overseer of the universe", I believe I fit the description.
And yes, I acknowledge my own existence, cogito ergo sum, as you humans say.

Say: He is Allah the One and Only; (1) Allah, the Eternal, Absolute; (2) He begetteth not, nor is He begotten; (3) And there is none like unto Him. (4) [Quran Surah Ikhlas]

• Allah - The single, proper name for God in Islam --> Al = The, ilah = anything that is worshipped ----> Al + ilah ---> Allah: The God
  
• Ar-Rahman - The Compassionate, The Beneficent
  
• Ar-Raheem - The Merciful
• Al-Malik - The King, The Sovereign Lord
• Al-Quddoos - The Holy
• As-Salaam - The Source of Peace
• Al-Mu'min - The Guardian of Faith
• Al-Muhaimin - The Protector
• Al-'Aziz - The Mighty, The Strong
• Al-Jabbaar - The Compeller
• Al-Mutakabbir - The Majestic
• Al-Khaaliq - The Creator
• Al-Bari' - The Evolver, The Maker
• Al-Musawwir - The Fashioner
• Al-Ghaffaar - The Great Forgiver
• Al-Qahhaar - The Subduer, The Dominant
• Al-Wahhaab - The Bestower
• Al-Razzaaq - The Sustainer, The Provider
• Al-Fattaah - The Opener, The Reliever
• Al-'Aleem - The All-Knowing
• Al-Qaabid - The Retainer
• Al-Baasit - The Expander
• Al-Khaafid - The Abaser
• Al-Raafi' - The Exalter
• Al-Mu'iz - The Honorer
• Al-Muthil - The Humiliator
• As-Samee' - The All-Hearing
• Al-Baseer - The All-Seeing
• Al-Hakam - The Judge
• Al-'Adl - The Just
• Al-Lateef - The Subtle One
• Al-Khabeer - The Aware
• Al-Haleem - The Forebearing
• Al-'Azeem - The Great One
• Al-Ghafoor - The All-Forgiving
• Ash-Shakoor - The Grateful
• Al-'Aliyy - The Most High
• Al-Kabeer - The Great
• Al-Hafeez - The Preserver
• Al-Muqeet - The Maintainer
• Al-Haseeb - The Reckoner
• Al-Jaleel - The Sublime One
• Al-Kareem - The Generous
• Ar-Raqeeb - The Watcher
• Al-Mujeeb - The Responsive
• Al-Wasi' - The Vast
• Al-Hakeem - The Wise
• Al-Wadood - The Loving
• Al-Majeed - The Glorious
• Al-Ba'ith - The Resurrector
• Ash-Shaheed - The Witness
• Al-Haqq - The Truth
• Al-Wakeel - The Trustee
• Al-Qawiyy - The Strong
• Al-Mateen - The Firm One
• Al-Waliyy - The Supporter
• Al-Hameed - The Praiseworthy
• Al-Muhsee - The Counter
• Al-Mubdi' - The Originator
• Al-Mu'eed - The Reproducer
• Al-Muhyi - The Restorer
• Al-Mumeet - The Destroyer
• Al-Hayy - The Alive
• Al-Qayyoom - The Self-Subsisting
• Al-Waajid - The Perceiver
• Al-Waahid - The Unique
• Al-Ahad - The One
• As-Samad - The Eternal
• Al-Qaadir - The Able
• Al-Muqtadir - The Powerful
• Al-Muqaddim - The Expediter
• Al-Mu'akh-khir - The Delayer
• Al-'Awwal - The First
• Al-'Akhir - The Last
• Az-Zaahir - The Manifest
• Al-Baatin - The Hidden
• Al-Walee - The Governor
• Al-Muta'ali - The Most Exalted
• Al-Barr - The Source of All Goodness
• At-Tawwaab - The Acceptor of Repentance
• Al-Muntaqim - The Avenger
• Al-'Afuww - The Pardoner
• Ar-Ra'uf - The Compassionate
• Malik Al-Mulk - The King of Kings
• Thul-Jalali wal-Ikram - The Lord of Majesty and Bounty
• Al-Muqsit - The Equitable
• Al-Jaami' - The Gatherer
• Al-Ghaniyy - The Self-Sufficient
• Al-Mughni - The Enricher
• Al-Maani' - The Preventer
• Ad-Daarr - The Distresser
• An-Nafi' - The Propitious
• An-Noor - The Light
• Al-Haadi - The Guide
• Al-Badi' - The Incomparable
• Al-Baaqi - The Everlasting
• Al-Waarith - The Inheritor
• Ar-Rasheed - The Guide to the Right Path
• As-Saboor - The Patient

I never said you did but if you're bothering to debate with me you clearly do. Also way to ignore the majority of the post. I guess while Islam was very advanced during it's time there's no arguing the fact that it's outdated in the 21st century in all non-shit countries.

thanks to ignorant individuals like you who make choices to occupy and invade territories in the name of democracy.

Tiger has proof on after life? Incorrect, if he proved in any way that was true, many more people would be religious.... thing is there isn't any proof about after life.

How did you come to that conclusion if you yourself haven't learned everything? I provided countless evidences which stand as the groundwork for proof. What would you accept as proof? If it were proved you say that many more people would be religious. Here's the thing though, a lot more people are religious. By 2015 Islam will be the largest religion in the world. It is currently the fastest growing religion in the world. Just statistics though right? Believing in something that is right is a natural sense for everyone. But not everyone maintains and lives by this natural sense. in other words they don't have the common sense.

Here's an article:

http://www.timesonli...icle3653800.ece

If in anyway you must devote time and are forced to do things solely for a religion, that is when it becomes out of line. In my opinion it is the beginning of extremism.

How does it come out of line to be grateful? If someone opens a door for you or does you a favor, you are grateful without hesitation. Why is that? .. but when it comes to the Creator who's given you sustenance, the ability to eat and sleep, think logically, devotion and appreciation becomes extremism? If you choose to deny a designer in this life that is your choice, but when you imply it is a waste of time for others who choose to worship we have every right to explain ourselves.

I can live a better life than that by doing ALL of the things you mentioned ie charity, sports, community work etc. without having to spend any time with religion. Now by all means if that is what you believe in then you may do so, no one should tell you otherwise. The thing is I just don't see the reason on using my time to devote myself to a religion to better my after life (note this unless if there is another reason, because ultimately at the end you would just hope for acceptance by Allah into paradise.)

You can live a better life, but if you are going no where with no purpose and no meaning why would you do those things you mentioned? When truth has been made clear to me I don't doubt an afterlife. It's been made clear to me. That's why I've been so content with the Quran. Devoting myself to my religion involves treating my parents with kindness, upholding the ties of kinship, seeking knowledge, getting married, restraining my tongue from gossip and curses, treating my brother the same way I would like to be treated, humility, patience, lowering my gaze when a woman walks by instead of lusting about her, abstaining from adultery, fornication, liquor, intoxicants, and much more. If anything it is an improvement. You're right, no one can tell me otherwise.

no worries man, it is your opinion, but it is far from a waste of time for me. Dont worry about me

lakum deenukum waliya deeen "To you be your way, to me be mine"

Oh snap. Tiger we have been figured out. One of their Low life friends did a search on his pokedex, and has figured out that we live in the same city. Oh Snap.
What does me and him living in the same city have to do with friendship?

Wouldn't you call it a coincidence since your atheist? Oh wait.... maybe it happened for a reason. Maybe he called me, to show me what atheists are like?


But really? Doesn't it make sense that something happens for a reason..... and not a coincidence? LOL ... cuz c'mon right now...your like naw man this can't be a coincidence.

did anyone even look at those Pharaoh verses at least?

No, because you don't know that you have a purpose.
You're guessing.

You've just said to me that the Koran is beyond scrutiny; implying that it's beyond human ability to decide its truthfulness.
You have no special knowledge. All you have is a comforting assumption.

Come back when you have more than a double standard.