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 Particularly when the texts are a compilation of `revelations' attributed to many seers or prophets. We are living in a pluralistic environment and our effort must to understand the sublime teachings of all religious texts. Those who sincerely wish to investigate the Truth should do it without any bias and prejudice. Emotion should not take an upper hand at the expense of common sense!

I don't mind quoting verses from any scripture as long as they meet these two criteria: (i) If its message is sensible and is of great value to the present and (ii) if it does not contradict another verse of the same Book.[/quote]

dear,
1. Does it mean that Quran or any other religious books are not Allah's/God's words.
or
2. If these are God's words then the prophets modified them so either they thought themselves more wiser than God or they were not loyal to God.

3.If the prophets were not loyal to God then how come we believe them.
or
4.There is no God at all.
and
5.If there is no God then what is the point of reading these scriptures at all.

or

6. Do u mean that we need to take all religious books into consideration, tele them, take out the contradictions and compile New rules according to the New world.

but
again confusing then, why to take them into consideration at all if we do not believe them.

Though I accept of wider knowledge, its not out of question, but.... did not get ur exact point.

or

did i not understand u quite correctly and u mean something else.[/quote]

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