ofy1993 wrote:Well Promtetheus, look at it this way.
John asks what's your view on alcohol. Someone comes and says its a sin because it has been drunk by bad people at 400s and that it's bad because it has grapes.
Since this is wrong info, John, that didn't know the actual answer, could believe this. When he does think it's true, he would find Islam extremely ridicilous. If he finds Islam extremely ridicilous, he'll always have wrong views about it. His chance of converting lessens everytime he tells this to one of his fellow Cristians/atheists. So indirectly, you would affect John's life and would be asked why you mislead someone (spoke without truly knowing).
That's why, one of the hardest jobs as a Muslim is actually spreading Islam. There are TV shows in Turkey about Islam. One or two of them are allmost watched by everyone. If the guy hosting it (the religious guy) gives one wrong info (like let's say that he said kissing girls in the hand is ok) and if everyone in Turkey believes this sine every other thing he says is true, whenever anyone kisses a girls hands, he and the host of that TV show would get sinned for it. Getting the sins of 70 million people = not good ^^
you dare tl;dr >->
Well if the TV host lied and said that it's ok to kiss a girl's hand, and everyone started kissing girls' hands, I guess the host would be at fault similarly to if I told people it was ok to murder, and they go out and murder people, I'd have the blood of hundreds/thousands of people on my hands so to speak.
Now what happens if that host comes to America and starts learning English. Once he feels he's fluent enough in the language, he tries to tell a TV audience in America that it's wrong to kiss a girl's hand (in the Muslim faith). Since the words get lost in translation, he mistakenly tells everyone it's ok to break a girl's leg (in the Muslim faith). So hundreds of people that want to convert to being a Muslim start breaking some legs because they think that's the way of things. The host said "it's wrong to kiss a girl's hand" but his words were lost in the translation. Is he still at fault?
I don't know. My point is I'd think if you're sincerely trying to spread the 'facts' of your faith, it should be ok (like someone on SRF trying to explain Buddhism but his words getting mixed up in translation). If instead the host is purposely trying to mislead people, then there's a problem.
Granted, I'm not Muslim and know nothing about their ways of thinking, so I could be way off base here.
XemnasXD wrote:Can you cure your skin color, if so whats the cure, what does the cure do to your skin color to cure it.
That question can't really be answered with a yes or no response. If I say 'yes' I'm implying that there is something wrong with my skin color, that it's perhaps a disease and it can be cured. If I say 'no', I'm implying that my skin color is a disease that can't be cured. Since skin color is not a disease, neither of those two answers are really valid.
It's like asking "If God is all powerful, can he create a mountain so big that he cannot move it?"
