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is islam as retarded as christianity or less so? tell me fellow anons, what are some must read books to understand islam better? other than the quran

>> No.21275355

>>21275228
Islam is midwit-tier. Christianity has cool symbolism, at least. You're better off just going to the gym though.

>> No.21275366

>>21275228
99% of muslims are motivated by what they think God will do to them after they die it's the most soulless fucking bug person religion. Sure some christians are motivated by heaven and hell, but generally they want to things because they actually feel it's "the right thing to do". Compare a Christian sermon where the righteous path is presented as its own reward, to a Muslim teaching where they only talk about how to get to Jannah and how to avoid hellfire.

>> No.21275529

>>21275228
Having spent a fair bit of time in Islamic communities I found very little inspiring or even interesting about Islam in practice. Breaking fast during Ramadan is kind of fun though.

>> No.21275534

smushy emuscene

>> No.21275551

positively halal

>> No.21275714

>>21275228
The only real religion left now that catholocism is chucked.

>> No.21276072

>>21275228
>what is /lit opinion on islam?
About the same as Christianity and Judaism.

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>> No.21276564

>>21275366
honestly this is just true of most religions, at least ones that place a heavy emphasis on moral rectitude. 95% of adherents will have a boring simplistic understanding of the faith as a way to orient themselves morally. maybe ~5% will get into the more interesting territory.

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>>21276564
Religions that teach reincarnation don't have this issue.
People are motivated to do the right thing because they're just going to end up back here, but as a helpless baby, and with amnesia of their former life.
The "problem" is that the religions that teach this aren't usually motivated to form violent armies that impose their beliefs on others, and so in the natural course of events, they tend to die out.