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Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sat Aug 02, 2014 11:45 am

I admire this man's courage

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sat Aug 02, 2014 1:00 pm

fixed.

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby thehappyone » Sat Aug 02, 2014 1:10 pm

:snoop: why didnt you just edit your first post, must have been some crazy night for you

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sat Aug 02, 2014 1:22 pm

:snoop: why didnt you just edit your first post, must have been some crazy night for you
I can't find the edit button on the OP. :lol:

yeah it was man :damn:

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby Basra- » Sat Aug 02, 2014 3:06 pm

vicious aka adali aka gurey25 aka millions of Somalinet alias names---

That was good to watch actually. :clap: Intellectual exchange indeed. Mehdi really impressed me. Dawkins appeared exhausted from finding someone confront him with his own quotes and facts. I enjoyed it. Mehdi was great-- but I wish he had more confident and more knowledgeable about his religion Islam than he was--the facts of Dawkins work. To be fair- I am sure he read a lot about the man before he appeared on his show, as expected, but I was kinda exacerbated with Dawkins continuously mocking our prophets pbuh ascendancy to heaven. I wish Mehdi just shushed him up with a small factoid like--the belief of scientists and atheists that the world happened due to one major meteoritic explosion billions years ago. Who was there to document this happenings? At least, religion has documents to go through albeit questionable-- but what does science have in terms of the origin of the universe? We cant expect us--believing people to take your word and then refuse our word of God--can u? :lol:

I tremendously enjoyed it. :eat:

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby Expresso » Sat Aug 02, 2014 4:02 pm

Richard should stick to biology, the question of God and related areas is a philosophical one, a subject in which he is untrained. Which is why he completely avoids debates/discussions with the likes of Professor William Lane Craig and prefers Young Earth Creationists alot.Common atheist move,dare I say :lol: @OP, let me suggest you look into more legitimate sources.That's' it.

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby Navy9 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 5:00 pm

Interesting watch, thanks for posting it.

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby Basra- » Sat Aug 02, 2014 5:10 pm

U know what I find funny and hilarious??? :dj: A "Pakistani" who is educated, and does not speak rubbish like insert Rotti in his sentence. A Paki--who is eloquent-- enough---to pass for being above ethnically above it, beyond the horizon of a Paki realm!!




Hoorta---why is that-- non white people cannot be sooooo intellectual that it is scary. (I mean, except me of course lol)


Every educated ethnicity has a disability. Their infusion of their ethnic culture, with their high education is incongruent. A white polished, intellectual is something walle. :dj: Observe- Obama---seemingly the most intellectual adoon there could be right? Harvard law graduate. He was a president of the law dean for Gods sake-- and yet-- his intellectualism is a little bit better than Bill Cosby from the archaic Cosby show. :lol:



This Pakistani Hassan---although very impressive---strikes me as still juvenile and slightly intellectually malnutrioned. :dj:

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby Basra- » Sat Aug 02, 2014 6:08 pm

Is Mehdi Hassan ashamed of his backround? I just Wikipedia him and it does not state where he is originally from. ALl it says is--"INDIAN" as ethnicity. But that is broad and vague. Yes, his religion is clearly stated as ISLAM, and dominion 'SHIA" but what about ---Pakistani? Where I would assume he is from right? Can someone elaborate what is going on here? :dj:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehdi_Hasan

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby gurey25 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:23 pm

mehdi put ina good performance but he does not have confidence in his religion,
people like dawkins can be destroyed easily in a debate,
just do not debate on their terms.

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:35 pm

Basra he is a Pakistani from britain

but yeah he was kind of a let down after Dawkins attacked the Buraqa story . this Mehdi Hassan guy looks very educated but lacks Islamic knowledge :lol: probably because he was shia idk

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby gurey25 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:39 pm

Basra he is a Pakistani from britain

but yeah he was kind of a let down after Dawkins attacked the Buraqa story . this Mehdi Hassan guy looks very educated but lacks Islamic knowledge :lol: probably because he was shia idk
thats a bigotted view, because he is shia he has less knowledge?
i hope you are not a salafi...
mehdi is not knowledgeable because of his secular upbringing..

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:47 pm

Basra he is a Pakistani from britain

but yeah he was kind of a let down after Dawkins attacked the Buraqa story . this Mehdi Hassan guy looks very educated but lacks Islamic knowledge :lol: probably because he was shia idk
thats a bigotted view, because he is shia he has less knowledge?
i hope you are not a salafi...
mehdi is not knowledgeable because of his secular upbringing..
shia is like a different religion from sunni. They even have their own holy place after Makkah. (Najf and Karbala)

This guy did very well in the debate. He made Dawkins think hard and gave him hard questions. Its people like him that we need to be put against Dawkins , Sam, Hirsi etc

Who do you think can go up against those people? Tell me

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby gurey25 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 11:51 pm

Shia are muslims my friend..
stop the takfiir.

and who can do a better job?
some one well versed in both Islamic a western Philosophy.

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Re: Richard Dawkins's debate in a UK uni on Al Jazeera

Postby visious » Sun Aug 03, 2014 12:01 am

Shia are muslims my friend..
stop the takfiir.

and who can do a better job?
some one well versed in both Islamic a western Philosophy.
i dont think there are people like that.

western philosophy needs secularism and islam is not so much compatible with secularism.

most apologetics have to be leaning on one side more for example Mehdi hassan is more secular than he is islamic


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