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| What Islamic Science and Philosophy? |
| 2006-12-02 |
| We know that we are being lied to. Sometimes we just don't realize how much we are being lied to. The more sordid the Islamic present seems, the more we are told of the glories of the Islamic past. And the most glorious of the glories of Islam, the most enlightened of its enlightenments, are the "Islamic science" and "Islamic philosophy" of the Golden Age. So what does Islamic law say about this science and this philosophy? According to Reliance of the Traveller: The Classic Manual of Islamic Sacred Law by Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri (d. 1368), they are unlawful, serious affronts to Islam, a form of apostasy. Apologists for Islam in the West brag about the "Islamic science" and "Islamic philosophy" that their accomplices in the Islamic world condemn. Reliance of the Traveller lists the following sorts of "unlawful" knowledge: (1) sorcery |
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| #1 Islam is the antithesis of intelligent thought, even about God. It is so self-contradictory that it insults itself. It is a death cult without peer, and a piece of fecal matter as a lifestyle. It denies the entire Old Testament, while pretending to embrace it. It has no validity, and there is no reason not to flush it down the tubes along with zoroastrianism and Quetzelcoatl worship - both of which reached higher intellectual and scientific levels than Islam can ever hope to achieve. |
| Posted by: Old Patriot 2006-12-02 20:53 |