So tiresome
Who's the Martin Luther of Islam and Judaism?
Ryder Garcia
Jonathan Jones
Do you know what an analogy is user?
Leo Reed
Do you know what a bad analogy is user?
Chase Flores
But your Prager post insinuates that you don't understand the parallelism of an analogy. You don't cross-compare the subjects of the relations. It's the respective relationships themselves which are drawing a similarity. Honestly, you seem to be very low IQ and I'm going to end this conversation before you embarrass yourself further.
Nicholas Brown
There cannot be a Martin Luther of these two heretic religions because both originate from Babylonian and Talmudic/Jewish mysticism. Martin Luther was against the Jewish infiltration and atrocities that were committed within the Catholic church, this is why he wanted to reform the Catholic church in the first place.
Jeremiah Murphy
How exciting
Kayden Richardson
Wrong. It was because he was a lusty monk, sweetie.
Noah Adams
They dont have one because religions behave in different ways. It's like trying to say "who is the caliph of Hinduism".
Michael Morris
Who cares. THis is Zig Forums not /genericReligion/
also
lol
Adrian Hill
Judaism is a "cousin faith", that's it. There is a complete difference between Jews nowadays and "Jews" then. Nowadays it is Rabbinic Judaism which is a "Reform" of the Hebrews religion, a reaction against the Christians by the Pharisees. Lutherianism can't be compared, it is the plain NEGATION of major aspects of the faith and the practice of Christians in the middle-ages and the Antiquity, based on the sole anger of a (((fat man))).
True. Especially since his theology was adopted by most of the actual muslims (under the impulse of the Muslim Brotherhood, but not only) because it seemed much closer to the anglo-saxon rational approach of scriptures which (with modernity etc) submitted them (colonialism). They had therefore to "reform" the way they thought and basically started rejecting mystical theology etc.