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  7. child of God said:

    It’s obvious God continues to talk to you but you still resist and pretend you don’t understand – Jesus Christ died to save you from everlasting torment in hell. It’s a free gift. You reject this free gift you burn forever. Willing ignorance won’t save you. He knows but you are just fooling yourself.

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  8. ayeshaumair said:

    Hi,
    It has been so much fun conversing with you. I look forward to our discussions all the time and I secretly hope that you will understand the truth in Islam one day.

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    • Skeptic Mom said:

      Hello ayeshaumair,

      Thank you very much for your kind words. I also enjoy conversing with you!

      Thank you for stating that you hope I will “understand the truth in Islam one day.” You seem like a kind person and I’m sure that is coming from a good place in your heart. While there is part of me that wishes the same for you (that you see things more the way I do), I can’t really wish that for you. I remember you mentioning that you live in a Muslim country. And, at least what I understand from our news media (let me know if I am misinformed) most (or all) Muslim nations dole out severe punishments to apostates.

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      • ayeshaumair said:

        I have heard the same but this only happens in backward areas where people are too illiterate to understand what Islam really is. They follow a culture they think is Islam. I strongly doubt you can change my view because my journey towards Islam is strongly personal. I wasn’t a very religious person but overtime I studied Quran and fell in love with it.

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