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**hieklyintinee** · 12-20-2010, 02:08 AM

I think he still actually believes in a creator, but would prefer not to believe in one because now that he has left Islam he does not want to live his life thinking that a time will come when he will be judged for all that he did. Of course now that he has decided that a God may or may not exist, he has also decided that there are no more rules he has to live his life by. And this brings me onto the actual reason he has left Islam.

You said he doesn't want to be a Muslim, because Islam "segregated" him from society. Clearly all that has happened here is that he has given into his whims and desires. He wants to live life without being attached to any social, moral or economic rules.

The first I would like to ask him is how exactly has Islam segregated him from society?

12-20-2010, 02:08 AM	#36
hieklyintinee Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	I think he still actually believes in a creator, but would prefer not to believe in one because now that he has left Islam he does not want to live his life thinking that a time will come when he will be judged for all that he did. Of course now that he has decided that a God may or may not exist, he has also decided that there are no more rules he has to live his life by. And this brings me onto the actual reason he has left Islam. You said he doesn't want to be a Muslim, because Islam "segregated" him from society. Clearly all that has happened here is that he has given into his whims and desires. He wants to live life without being attached to any social, moral or economic rules. The first I would like to ask him is how exactly has Islam segregated him from society?
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