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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] If you study the Quran w/in a context, you'll find that "God's" rules were man-made. Take halal, for example. Do you really think a voice from the heavens warned people not to eat carrion? lol! There was no way of knowing how long an animal had been dead. Therefore, stay away from it, as it can be diseased. That's not God's word; that's common sense. Kosher rules apply to pigs, too. So you'll see connections between halal and kosher practices. One theory states that pigs, which were part of the Philistine diet, were off limits to Jews b/c Jews wanted to distinguish themselves from the others. God didn't come down and say, "NO PIGS! They are unclean." And they drained animals of blood b/c they didn't want to consume the animal's soul which they believed was house in the blood. These beliefs are so outdated and laughable. Yet people are anchored to them and can't make a move w/o first consulting an ancient text.[/quote] Of course it's manmade, but no one is arguing for its divine origin. If the community of people agrees to follow a set of rules, that's all that matters. The opinion of nonmembers is irrelevant. [/quote]
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