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Old 5th July 2002, 21:37
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Since every nation has some sorts of religion,I think religion is the most important part of every culture...
We cannot really know each other without the knowledge of our religion. I want to solve somethings in mind. Is there any place for studying religion in Belgium or Europe ?
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Old 5th July 2002, 23:03
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Since every nation has some sorts of religion,I think religion is the most important part of every culture...
We cannot really know each other without the knowledge of our religion. I want to solve somethings in mind. Is there any place for studying religion in Belgium or Europe ?
What is more interesting is to study why people need religion. It gives a total different vision of religion and of the people that believe in it.
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Old 6th July 2002, 16:29
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Since every nation has some sorts of religion,I think religion is the most important part of every culture...
We cannot really know each other without the knowledge of our religion. I want to solve somethings in mind. Is there any place for studying religion in Belgium or Europe ?
What is more interesting is to study why people need religion. It gives a total different vision of religion and of the people that believe in it.
I think the reason must be mentioned from the religion itself ....
God says _in Islam_ that Islam is the greatest mercy to the humanity, because when humans are judged for their doings, they`ll be into tow choises one to the hell and the other to the paradise .... and the human decideds his path now at the world time by his work, and after death his works stop !!!
and if we were not muslims, god wont accept our good works!!! and he wont forgive us for our sins !!!
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Old 6th July 2002, 18:54
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I think the reason must be mentioned from the religion itself ....
God says _in Islam_ that Islam is the greatest mercy to the humanity, because when humans are judged for their doings, they`ll be into tow choises one to the hell and the other to the paradise .... and the human decideds his path now at the world time by his work, and after death his works stop !!!
and if we were not muslims, god wont accept our good works!!! and he wont forgive us for our sins !!!
The reaason in found in psychology.

God of the christians said the same. But nobody ever heard them say it.
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