Three, actually
Well, the third day of Ramadan is upon us. The work week is finished; bring on the weekend!
Today's question on ye olde Chocolate Calendar: "How many Gods do we believe in?"
The answer: "One God (Allah)".
This is a major issue for Muslims. They are fond of saying, "There is no God but God, and Muhammed is his prophet". They think the idea that God could be split in to different parts, like a trinity or some such thing, or that people could worship many gods, like the Hindus, is worse than nonsense. The suggestion that God had a son is broaching on blasphemy. "God is so huge, He doesn't need a son, actually," I heard one Muslim lady say.
How many Gods do you believe in?
Today's question on ye olde Chocolate Calendar: "How many Gods do we believe in?"
The answer: "One God (Allah)".
This is a major issue for Muslims. They are fond of saying, "There is no God but God, and Muhammed is his prophet". They think the idea that God could be split in to different parts, like a trinity or some such thing, or that people could worship many gods, like the Hindus, is worse than nonsense. The suggestion that God had a son is broaching on blasphemy. "God is so huge, He doesn't need a son, actually," I heard one Muslim lady say.
How many Gods do you believe in?
posted by Trevor at 3:02 p.m.
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