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[@christinemartin63]

Yes ... the chasm between theory and experience is as great as that of the Grand Canyon.

[@MDrishad-td9xj]

This is gold❤ i listen to this on spotify every now & then thanks

[@renegade5942]

The concept of getting truth through first person subjective experience is waaaaay much deeper then just saying lets accept things on faith, al ghazali never said that and i think you should correct this or do more research and upload another video on him because he literally discovered cogito 500 years earlier before Descartes

[@kremmidis_773]

Very true. He was talking about intuition, not blind faith.

[@bonabbyteit1516]

9:10 *Muslim from Baghdad here* the concept of the number 40 in Islam is not a hugely large number, sometimes it's like saying I read this book dozen of times. So it's not THAT specific. There is a verse in the Qur'an which says that Allah made bni Israel lost in the desert for 40 years. And many other verses in the Qur'an that indicates the number 40 is a famous number in Islam.

[@mohamedabdullah8266]

thanks for covering muslims ☪️

[@stessyfernandes2785]

The question that you mentioned in the end " why do certain people think there is a need for the abolishment of religions? " It's because when people follow certain good things just because there religion says to follow it and not by using their own understanding of right or wrong..it's a pretty dangerous thing and these people can also do wrong things if they misinterpret their respective religious beliefs and that's just too absurd

[@priyanshiSharma21]

Thats what hes been trying to tell us not everyone is capable enough to understand reson behind everything hence religion is used to make people do and beleive things easily. People with knowledge too are dangerous as the manipulative things as per their wishes nd also it after a certain amount of time knowledge takes over by ego.

[@stephannaro2113]

@@priyanshiSharma21 People with knowledge manipulate people WITHOUT knowledge. No wonder people with knowledge come up with excuses for keeping others ignorant.

[@priyanshiSharma21]

@@stephannaro2113 yes because it benefits them.

[@justamoteofdust]

@Stessy my thoughts exactly. Religion dulls critical thinking, it makes you gullible and hence prone to be taken advantage of. If everyone would stop believing in these antediluvian ideas for once, this world would be a far far better place in every aspect of life. Religion doesn't like change, it keeps people ignorant and this world backward as it always has.

[@donttry7047]

दीपक bruh religion doesn’t stop you from building skyscrapers or getting education. Getting rid of religion is not gonna stop or dramatically decrease wars or develop your country wether your country will develop depends you could be an atheist country and be shithole or be a religious country and be the richest country.

[@sherazahmad5232]

The tech music at the end. What up wid it?

[@matthewmurdock7246]

Tom cruise: I want the truth!!!! Jack Nicholson: you can’t handle the truth!!!!

[@mustafafaruqi2097]

You have a misconception about the Jizya tax. Jizya is not to be paid by every non Muslim, it was only for those who can afford it

[@zaidmaherbinkhirelazmankpm5465]

but if you read the whole history about islamic empire...there's empire that misused the power...the whole concept is not wrong..but the one who conquer using it wrong...

[@Hastenforthedawm]

I was hoping that it'd be a good video, maybe even some insights into some of the many great Islamic theologians and philosophers. Got ripped off, wasted my time.

[@terrialhitchings7089]

Are you cranking out vids or did you already have these made somewhere?

[@cihanyildiz9]

Yeah this is a old podcast

[@gab_gallard]

He started in 2013 if I'm not mistaken. I just recently realized he was also uploading here. I usually follow the podcast on Spotify.

[@love15.01]

продолжай в том же духе, парень

[@kremmidis_773]

Really fumbled Imam Ghazali's take on truth. Not faith, intuition.

[@love15.01]

счастья

[@ravalili]

Ok I know I am really late. Just for fun. Also late on Ru Paul drag race. Also not english first langage. SOOOO.... when speak about Candy, Just feel confuses about witch show I am watching. It look stupid but at some point I Feel that philosophie at that moment felt like a race ti the most popular idea?!?!

[@love15.01]

здоровья

[@asphaltpilgrim]

As a 42 year old, I found this episode deeply offensive!! ;)

[@stephannaro2113]

It's almost as if you haven't read Nietzsche. Or maybe you just needed something more than reason in order to understand it -, something like experience? "[B]efore [the ascetic priest] can be the healer he must first inflict injury; so, while soothing the pain which the wound causes, he also puts poison into the wound." - On the Genealogy of Morals, 112 "[A]ll religions are in essence nothing but systematic cruelty." - On the Genealogy of Morals, 47 Tome to recognize that "The concept 'God' has been the greatest objection to existence so far... We deny God, we deny responsibility in God: this alone is how we redeem the world." - Twilight of the Idols, VI.8

[@muborakrustamova9753]

We haven't yet come to the times of Nietzsche. Before talking about him and his philosophy, we need to understand what led him to think this way of religion, God and belief.

[@stephannaro2113]

@@muborakrustamova9753 I don't understand what you're trying to say.

[@muborakrustamova9753]

@@stephannaro2113 I mean that you are bringing up subject matter that hasn't been born yet in the time-line of the podcast

[@stephannaro2113]

@@muborakrustamova9753 Oh, is that all. Admittedly I cannot remember the contents of this episode, but I'm not sure that I would care about the issue you mention.

[@muborakrustamova9753]

@@stephannaro2113 OK, that's fine

[@love15.01]

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[@TruthWW]

Quoting out of the context.

[@truebomba]

It is funny when a so-called philosophy reader can't go outside his colonialist mindset bubbles.

[@S3aCa1mRa1n]

Maybe because Islam doesn’t mingle well with science and philosophy ? Religion in general for the most part.

[@warrior-593]

@@S3aCa1mRa1n Many of most important philosophers in history are Muslims. Like ibn rushd, Ibn Sina, al Farabi Etc.. And if Christianity doesn't go will with science and philosophy. That doesn't mean all religions must be like Christianity

[@S3aCa1mRa1n]

@@warrior-593 It was more secular during the Islamic golden age.

[@donttry7047]

Odoacer what do you mean it was more secular?

[@S3aCa1mRa1n]

@@donttry7047 www.patheos.com/blogs/marginoferr/2014/06/05/lets-stop-talking-about-the-islamic-golden-age/ Ex M.uslim wrote this btw.

[@majidhussain3896]

Islam is the truth. Read the Quran

[@johndoe4110]

Islam is opression. I've read the Quran.

[@LKit63]

@@johndoe4110 THE TRUTH IS DIFFRENT FOR ANYONE WHAT EVER UR SATISFIED WITH IS UR TRUTH

[@butter_nut1817]

It seems a bit absurd for people to say Islam is the religion of peace. Mohammed literally said people should be forced to be Islamic

[@madianantar7842]

First he said quiet the opposite Second fuck islam 🙂

[@fletcher9328]

A. Muhammad did not say that B. The Quran clearly states no one is allowed to force another person into Islam

[@tevhid9121]

You clearly didn't read Quran or you didn't understand what you've read. After you finish reading Qur'an, ask me any question.

[@ZIAD-ql2kq]

can you get me where he said that?

[@azilius5302]

@@fletcher9328 exactly dude.

[@MrZERK7]

Your biased views our obvious all throughout the video. Can´t you adopt a neutral point of view while explaining these concepts? Very few people in the Western world manage to portray the islamic world without that innate disdain, you my friend are not one of them.

[@johndoe4110]

Well religion is inherently opressive, so it makes sense to be biased against it in all its forms.

[@umarabdaziz760]

@@johndoe4110 that automatically discredit you from being taken seriously

[@Tightness8]

Even Islamic philosophy is infested with dogma

[@azilius5302]

@@Radicorn true