Comments by "worfoz" (@worfoz) on "TED-Ed"
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@air2091 Yeah, that is what "they" all say, ´we are part of the three Abrahamic religions´. I think that´s a nice story, and there is a truth in it.
Abraham was born in Ur, a Sumerian city, so we find many ancient Sumerians stories in the five Books of Moses. And the remains of the Sumerian way of thinking.
Like this myth about Oannes, a fish-man who taught mankind all the science and technology we need.
Modern ´Abrahamic religions´ do not mention Oannes, but this Sumerian idea, that the best knowledge is divine knowledge, sent by god.
Like in `Allah knows best`, or `bible is always right` or `we are gods creation because Genesis says so`
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@aliakkanat666 actually, muhammed is the one who makes islam look bad.
or your unconditional love for this man and all his words and actions
if muhammedans teach the words of muhammed they call alla, they teach lies and refuse to hear about that
Muhammed used to scare people who were asking questions, the words of muhammed a.k.a. alla:
"O ye who believe : Ask not questions about things, which if made plain to you, may cause you trouble." (Sura 5:101).
So muhammedans who refuse to accept any real proof, but parrot lies from the quran, make islam look bad.
And people teaching lies need force, terror, false accusations and baseless claims to make these lies accepted.
islam needs compulsion and it's full of it
there is no compulsion in religion
muhammed created islam as a sect, rejecting God and all His prophets, their messages and their books, so muhammedans must fight there teachings, religions and truth, to muhamemdans forcing their beliefs and spreading their sects power is compulsory, and terror, lies and violence is neccesary for muhammedans.
We all know that.
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