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Another thing is, this one God does not have a rule about how one should worship itself. It changes how this one God wants to be worshiped from religion to religion.
When you are a muslim, you worship itself in islamic way. There are rules. You do what that one God says in Islam religion yet it is the same God.
One can't even worship itself in a different language than Arabic in Islam despite the person's native language being different than Arabic.
The prayings are in Arabic which all muslims have to say the way it is in Arabic.
Last edited by The Grandeur; 05-31-2022 at 07:58 PM..
Another thing is, this one God does not have a rule about how one should worship itself. It changes how this one God wants to be worshiped from religion to religion. When you are a muslim, you worship itself in islamic way. There are rules. One can't even worship itself in a different language than Arabic in Islam despite the person's native language being different than Arabic. The prayings are in Arabic which all muslims have to say the way it is in Arabic.
The Creator of the Universe knows, hears, understands, and is fluent in all languages,
whether a person is praying in Arabic, or English, or Sanskrit, or Swahili, or Slovene, or Yankunytjatjara, or Pali, or Hebrew.
So yes, if there are rules to a religion, then we follow the rules to our religion including how to pray.
But the same Divinity which we are all praying to, receives all our prayers in every language.
The Creator of the Universe knows, hears, understands, and is fluent in all languages,
whether a person is praying in Arabic, or English, or Hindi, or Swahili, or Slovene, or Yankunytjatjara, or Pali, or Hebrew.
So yes, if there are rules to a religion, then we follow the rules to our religion.
the same Divinity which we are all praying to, hears all our prayers.
In Islam, prayers are in Arabic and you have to use the them the same way they are when you worship. You can't worship in a different language in Islam.
Prayers are in Arabic and you have to use them while worshiping that one God.
Islamic way of worshiping is done in Arabic regardless of what your native language is.
I am talking about praying. Prayings are in Arabic.
You can't pray in other languages but in Arabic when you are a muslim. Prayers are in arabic and you memorize them and pray in Arabic just the same way they are.
In Islam, prayers are in Arabic and you have to use the them the same way they are when you worship. You can't worship in a different language in Islam. Prayers are in Arabic and you have to use them while worshiping that one God. Islamic way of worshiping is done in Arabic regardless of what your native language is.
yes, that is the way of Islam.
and other religions [which are praying to the same one Creator] may have their own rules for prayer in a specific language. or not. Yes, we each follow the rules of our own religion.
yes, that is the way of Islam.
and other religions [which are praying to the same one Creator] may have their own rules for prayer in a specific language.
or not.
but we all pray to the same one Creator
Why do the rules of worshiping change when it is the same God.
Why do the rules of worshiping change when it is the same God.
Isn't it strange?
no it is not strange at all.
food is food, but there is different food in different countries.
music is music, but there is different music in different cultures.
words are words, but there are different languages in different parts of the world.
worship is worship, but there are different rules in different religions.
food is food, but there is different food in different countries.
music is music, but there is different music in different cultures.
words are words, but there are different languages in different parts of the world.
worship is worship, but there are different rules in different religions.
It is an irrevelent comparation.
How do the rules of this one same God change from religion to religion?
I find it to be absurd when it is the same God.
Different religions that one same God sends in the first place don't make sense.
It is an irrevelent comparation.
How do the rules of this one same God change from religion to religion?
I find it to be absurd if it is the same God.
why is there different food in different countries?
why are there different languages spoken?
why is there different music in different cultures?
that is why there are different religions, for the same reasons. Are you saying everyone in the world should speak the same language, eat the same food, and listen to the same music? If not, then there is also no reason everyone should follow the same religion.
not everyone eats the same food. that is not absurd.
not everyone speaks the same language. that is not absurd.
not everyone listens to the same music. that is not absurd.
nor is it absurd that there are different religions with different rules.
why is there different food in different countries?
why are there different languages spoken?
why is there different music in different cultures?
that is why there are different religions, for the same reasons. Are you saying everyone in the world should speak the same language, eat the same food, and listen to the same music?
not everyone eats the same food. that is not absurd.
not everyone speaks the same language. that is not absurd.
not everyone listens to the same music. that is not absurd.
nor is it absurd that there are different religions, with different rules.
Irrevelant.
Regardless of where you live or what language you speak, you do what your religion says.
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