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Allah is showing you slowly
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Electronician is a subtle Electrician.
An electrician operates with Voltage over 50 Volt. But an Electronician operates with under 50 Volts.
e.g. a PC or a Computer has input of 220 Volt in USA i think, but these 220 Volt gets divided and the memory or ROM might take 30 Volts.
So 30 Volts is electronician
220 Volts is Electrician
PS: Is is about Ohms Law or a Triangel
An electrician operates with Voltage over 50 Volt. But an Electronician operates with under 50 Volts.
e.g. a PC or a Computer has input of 220 Volt in USA i think, but these 220 Volt gets divided and the memory or ROM might take 30 Volts.
So 30 Volts is electronician
220 Volts is Electrician
PS: Is is about Ohms Law or a Triangel
Cool video, thank you.
I fear judgment day. But not for the reason that you'd think.
Per my Google search, approximately 110 billion people have pre-existed me.
If we have only 1 second per judgment, my calculation for 110 billion seconds is 3,485 years.
I am way more likely to wrack up sins being in the peanut gallery making fun of everyone to my friends, while waiting for judgment, than anything I've done on the mortal coil.
(In all seriousness, it'll probably be super quick, super bulk, and not in front of a human audience. But, still... parts of me wonders.)
I fear judgment day. But not for the reason that you'd think.
Per my Google search, approximately 110 billion people have pre-existed me.
If we have only 1 second per judgment, my calculation for 110 billion seconds is 3,485 years.
I am way more likely to wrack up sins being in the peanut gallery making fun of everyone to my friends, while waiting for judgment, than anything I've done on the mortal coil.
(In all seriousness, it'll probably be super quick, super bulk, and not in front of a human audience. But, still... parts of me wonders.)
"signs within the horizons and within themselves to prove without doubt"
The problem with prophecies is they will always seem like they happen especially if they're vague. I say there will be many floods, someday they surely will. Many wars, that's always been a part of humanity or nature. Signs is the vaguest of them all although it generally involves miracles like Mohammad (a prophet) on a flying horse with a pretty woman's face when Allah gives signs, otherwise it could be literally the wind and you could interpret it but you couldn't tell the time and difference when the simple wind would be a divine sign.
Specific ones like the apocalypse that people and priests of all kinds of religious provenience claiming every 2 years, beclowned themselves and their faith so many times without learning their lesson, they can be sure that the end hasn't come since life goes on constantly. Yet I can't imagine how much turmoil people get through thinking they must prepare for the end and they are going to meet the end soon if they fall prey to these debased claims and prophecies.
The more we find scientific explanation for what exists in truth, and for what wasn't specific prophecy, we can understand why it isn't the way religions described it 600 years after the Common Era, or the Vulgar era, the era where common things existed. That's why Atheism is more prevalent but also because of word spreading fast in different ways so people can learn more, question more and think about more things than previously available.
Science has not interpreted the development of human technology as signs for the divine, because they practically can't be correlated to scriptures and has opposed scripture writings and Middle Ages knowledge.
The problem with prophecies is they will always seem like they happen especially if they're vague. I say there will be many floods, someday they surely will. Many wars, that's always been a part of humanity or nature. Signs is the vaguest of them all although it generally involves miracles like Mohammad (a prophet) on a flying horse with a pretty woman's face when Allah gives signs, otherwise it could be literally the wind and you could interpret it but you couldn't tell the time and difference when the simple wind would be a divine sign.
Specific ones like the apocalypse that people and priests of all kinds of religious provenience claiming every 2 years, beclowned themselves and their faith so many times without learning their lesson, they can be sure that the end hasn't come since life goes on constantly. Yet I can't imagine how much turmoil people get through thinking they must prepare for the end and they are going to meet the end soon if they fall prey to these debased claims and prophecies.
The more we find scientific explanation for what exists in truth, and for what wasn't specific prophecy, we can understand why it isn't the way religions described it 600 years after the Common Era, or the Vulgar era, the era where common things existed. That's why Atheism is more prevalent but also because of word spreading fast in different ways so people can learn more, question more and think about more things than previously available.
Science has not interpreted the development of human technology as signs for the divine, because they practically can't be correlated to scriptures and has opposed scripture writings and Middle Ages knowledge.
that is The Former they say in English, the Former is a Problem ... we call it Dunya, but people use Dunya normally
The Hereafter is what we want, a good seal to our life and Paradise, and God knows
And you vote. That's scary.
I'm the most Real and kind person you might meet (plus Believers). ... But i maybe do not want to meet others? Certain others.
I've been submitted/summited by Force here because they could'nt meet God's Law by being Christian or Muslim. That was my only deman. In the beginning of our meeting...
So we see like my dad said: My Love is great, but if violated equally much the opposite direction
Edit: If i vote good, don't call me chubby
Edit2: Well i'm a little chubby, it's OK to tell me i'm not attractive and such
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Kind people show respect to others who have different beliefs.
Do you see the problem here?
It's a made-up word. The correct term is "Electronics Technician" -- a person who maintains the electronic systems that run off the house mains (120 or 240 Volts AC). I've had many such people working under my supervision.
Even when those beliefs are factually incorrect? Even when asking questions to clarify those beliefs is perceived as an attack? Even when you are supposed to NOT question the beliefs in any way, shape, or form, but are supposed to accept them blindly, meekly, and without question?
The unexamined religion is not worth following.
I don't believe in supernatural things but it must be progress confining to want to be locked in an echo chamber where people only speak what you already heard before.
What happens in cults is exactly this, and without alternative thoughts people are locked into the belief of the cult, and severed from news and awareness attempts, and it has been extremely dangerous to followers, as well as unhealthy.
Life has an explanation, if you mean this life, not the other.
Is your opinion on my points that they cannot be right because I don't believe?
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You used to be friendly and ask me questions, I guess it's only one way, unrequited friendship. Only when you need something from me.
A definite and clear example of discrimination based on religion. And what religion makes its followers do, or what they do for their idols, for which they don't even have evidence of. They claim it's loving but it's totally and utterly destructive. And some people can't be saved.
A definite and clear example of discrimination based on religion. And what religion makes its followers do, or what they do for their idols, for which they don't even have evidence of. They claim it's loving but it's totally and utterly destructive. And some people can't be saved.
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I can't follow you or keep up because you talk much often. All this forum and the world goes too fast for me.
Also you said that you go to satanic church. Is that correct?
Edit: And I apologize if i'm rude. I must only obey me Creator, mostly because I want to and he helps me.
Also you said that you go to satanic church. Is that correct?
Edit: And I apologize if i'm rude. I must only obey me Creator, mostly because I want to and he helps me.
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My comment was addressed to @lunarious who says that he is a kind individual. I do not believe that contemptuously ignoring those who believe differently than you is a kind thing to do. Rather the opposite, actually.
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