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9/6/2015 6:43:23 PM
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Actually no. To quote ghandi, "my problem with Christianity is christians, the words of peace are beautiful but actions of peace would be meaningful."
To quote the quaran "Alah is not a man, nor a woman. Not a being at all. Alah is everything.
Praising alah is not done in words or in thoughts. He is praised in kindness and actions."
Buddhism is a devotion to being humble and peaceful. A lifestyle, not a religion.
Islam is devoted to actions of love and kindness. they don't pray for each other, they help one another 100% of the time.
In fact they pray 3 times daily, one hour each time, every day. Not to ask God for anything, but to show their gratitude for the day they are given.
Christianity on the other hand devotes menial amounts of time and money to help the impoverished. And all the while build million dollar churches, throw extravagant weddings and "church functions". They speak of kind action without performing them... and sure that's not all christians. But it is the majority.
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Yeah I see were your going with that. But there are more than just a few Christians who show their gratitude to God as well and are more humble then those that arent. We also dont always pray just to ask, its more of spending time with him and thanks for all that hes done for us. But yeah, no religion is perfect, and its mostly, in opinion, Catholicism that gives Christianity a bad name.
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There are radical points in anything. Religion just gives fanaticism a "justification". I stay clear of religion. As an old friend of mine said, "every person on earth has their own opinion of god/faith, and no two are exactly alike... Fact is we can't all be right... but we could all be wrong"
