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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Muslima]
And that is why you are not a Muslim. Of course even presented with evidence you will continue to refute and choose to ignore the context in which the verse was revealed, while it is Quran101 that each verse has a meaning according to the context in which it was revealed. Of course the Quran is timeless and Allah in his infinite wisdom chooses to focus and cover whatever He pleases. Who are you to decide "What does it matter that somewhere in Arabia or Yemen there MAY have been a tiny sect of Jews who believed something atypical?" Obviously it mattered to the Creator of the Universe who included it in His Book.[/quote]
You've presented evidence that I found unconvincing.  It's not arrogant to say this.  I don't continue saying this to spite you; I find it lacking. I would find it lacking whoever says it.

My dear, I'm not a Muslim.  I don't believe in "we hear and we obey", and allahu alam.  Things need to make sense to me. What you posted doesn't make sense.  I'm sure it makes a lot of sense to a Muslim that Allah makes up his own mind so "who are you to decide?" and no more wondering is necessary , but I am not a member of that club. I don't need to be anyone to doubt the Quran.   I don't remain unconvinced to spite you; I simply find the evidence that you posted lacking. Clearly, if I was a Muslim, I would, but you know, things that make sense make sense to everyone. If you NEED to be Muslim to understand something, something is wrong with the argument. I already said that you sound like a bad dawaee who gets angry when you tell them they've done a bad job, and they blame you instead.[/quote]

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