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**Gosxjqum** · 07-05-2012, 04:36 PM

see post 19 - akhi

how about "no one is accountable till they recieve the message"

I think this is how the laymen can get confused by the Quran. If you take one verse in isolation, without due respect to the whole body of literature, and the whole body of concensus ?

To be fair to me i did post two principles, but only my first principle is being addressed here ?

Yes, the core of Islam is monotheism, but Newton did not accept many key aspects of Islam With respect brother, it takes a brave soul to make a judgement on whether an individul living in England in the 17th Century even RECIEVED the key aspects of Islam, to be able to accept it.

Allah knows best of course.

07-05-2012, 04:36 PM	#23
Gosxjqum Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	see post 19 - akhi how about "no one is accountable till they recieve the message" I think this is how the laymen can get confused by the Quran. If you take one verse in isolation, without due respect to the whole body of literature, and the whole body of concensus ? To be fair to me i did post two principles, but only my first principle is being addressed here ? Yes, the core of Islam is monotheism, but Newton did not accept many key aspects of Islam With respect brother, it takes a brave soul to make a judgement on whether an individul living in England in the 17th Century even RECIEVED the key aspects of Islam, to be able to accept it. Allah knows best of course.
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