Questions 4 : Unequal
Overview
Are evil people impolite? Or do you believe that you can sin in Heaven? Would you ever want to sin where you could find whatever you desire? Is nirvana worth dying for? Are virgins not better? Will you still believe in the earth in Hell? Or can the dead profit from science? And does the Beyond belong to this universe? Is not the earth the center of the universe and is not Mecca the center of the world? Then does the vatican accept the fact that it is a product of the New Testament? Does it not behave like a rival of its own canon instead? And is any objective conversation with sunnites, shiites and sufis about Muhammad possible, or with Christians about Jesus, about the difference between Prophet and idol, remembering and obsession? Yet, is it not impossible to be objective about God? So how many chances do we get? How many times do we die? Is Paradise a human right everyone deserves? What would be its difference from earth if everyone were admitted? Does it feel like the spirit of teens, the age at which we do not yet know what aging means? Does the Holy Quran not care for us the way we care for our small ones? And are the last Chapters of the Book of Job, where only Eloah speaks, not the most beautiful part of the Bible? Is this not what makes the Quran so special among the books? Then what might Queen Sheba have asked King Solomon before she submitted to God? What are we questioned on Judgement Day? Everyday an awakening, everyday a question to purify your mind
ABOUT VOL 4: UNEQUAL
The final part of the Questions series elaborates the neglected yet devastating attribute of God's Inequality. And you may have noticed, this is the only secondary literature to the Holy Quran, the Torah, the Bible, the New Testament, the Vedas, the Pali Canon, to Marx's Capital you will need.
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- ISBN-13: 9783903485884
- ISBN-10: 3903485888
- Publisher: Golden Light
- Publish Date: May 2020
- Dimensions: 10 x 8 x 0.78 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.66 pounds
- Page Count: 380
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