[RLK]

I don't believe some asshole heard voices from God, angels, or was divinely inspired 1,500 years ago. He and his followers are nuts and dangerous. If you can prove he heard such voices or revelations, show me such proof. As far as I'm concerned the Koran is nothing but the recorded utterances of a madman that intrigue the hysterical and suggestable.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"If you can prove he heard such voices or revelations, show me such proof."

Can you prove that the Moses received the Commandments from G_d?

Can you prove anything in The Holy Bible pertaining to the prophets communicating with G_d?

Are you an atheist?

[MHGinTN]

Schizophrenics hear voices and some (paranoid schizophrenics) believe the entire spiel. Ever see the movie 'A Beautiful Mind'? Good show!

When measuring the veracity of a religion, look carefully at the actions of the central figure. With Buddhism, the central figure is very peaceful. With Islamism, there is no central figure, for that fanatical farce is based entirely on the hate rhetoric of blood-lusting Imams. The same is not true of the millions of faith-filled Islamics who are just people.

How do you get such perfect understanding of ALL things, that you can condemn people who place peaceful faith in the Creator, yet haven't met The Lord Jesus? Don't you think there's the possibility that He has the final say regarding their right to dwell with Him and His bride? Who makes up the throng at the Marriage Feast of the Lamb, a throng so large that no man could number it? It sure isn't the Bride, for The Church has already been through the marriage at that stage in the story.

One thing is settled in my mind: there will be no human at that feast who arrived through some means other than what Jesus accomplished on a tree more than two-thousand years ago ... and that split of time reaches back as far if not further than it reaches forward. Just how does He do that?