Baik. Kuliahmu menjadi studi kasus yang baik. Lanjutkan!! Aku juga berjanji akan mengkaji ini lebih dalam. Dalam agama non Islam juga banyak pengaruh alien2 ini.
pemdun --- In [email protected], "ndeboost" <rambitesemak@...> wrote: > > Kok jauh amat? Ada yg nyembah cor-coran, semen atau logam, ada kayu > dipaku kiri-kanan, atau patung lalu manusia jongkok hormat didepannya. > Sekarang ini lho dan kamu bisa lihat saja sendiri. Ada juga yg nyembah > api, juga yg sangat memuliakan daya fikirnya atau posisi maupun harta > duniawi. Atau mengigau memuja arwah nenek moyang atau setan > gentayangan. Vatikan saja pernah kok punya tempat khusus muja satan, > meski yg namanya pedofil atau homo dan diwariskan kepada para > rohaniwannya. > Kalik orang tuamu maupun kamu sendiri termasuk pemuja dari antara yg > nDeboost paparkan diatas. > > Coba kamu bayangkan, ada yg mampu melihat langit terbuka atau 1/3 jumlah > bintang diseret ekor naga ke bumi. Atau ada sosok ga bersilsilah, ga > ada awal atau akhir. Lalu peperangan antara malaikat jahat vs malaikat > baik di surga. Atau ada sosok (mayat) naik ke surga. Mengapa kamu > mengecualikan yg itu? > > Kalau Al Qur'an menyampaikan ada makhluk diantara langit dan bumi namun > ga disebut dimana ga ada hubungannya dg kepercayaan Arab kuno. Orang > Arab jahiliah dulu entah apa-apa yg mereka sembah, wallahua'lam. > > "....Satu apologis Muslim mengaku bahwa patung dewa Hubal bulan > ditempatkan di atas atap Kaba sekitar 400 tahun sebelum Muhammad. Hal > ini mungkin sebenarnya asal mengapa bulan sabit berada di atas setiap > menara di Kaba hari ini dan simbol pusat Islam di atas setiap masjid di > seluruh dunia...." > > 'Mangnya ada berapa Kaba? Kamu mengigau atau mitenah? Melek dong. > > Ini akan menjadi studi baru, jurusan baru dalam ILMU AGAMA. > Jadi utk apa ngajak studi yg demikian gak netralnya? Kamu tujukan saja > kepada gereja biar ga dipermalukan. Ga lagi mengulangi kezaliman yg > ditimpakan misalnya kpd Galileo. > > --- In [email protected], "pemerhatidunia" <pemerhatidunia@> > wrote: > > > > Mengingat bahwa agama itu asalnya adalah supranatural: malaikat, > Allah, dewa, hantu, penampakan, langit yang artinya kemungkinan besar > adalah ALIEN dari ANGKASA LUAR, maka aku mengajak kalian semua yg > obyektif dan rasional untuk menguji semua agama berdasarkan hipotesis > ini, sekaligus mengenali alien dengan berbagai varian dan tujuan mereka. > > > > Ini akan menjadi studi baru, jurusan baru dalam ILMU AGAMA. > > > > > > ALIEN GODS -ISLAM BAHAYA LATENT > > > > Bulan itu ada penduduknya. Banyak orang bersaksi pernah melihatnya. > Mungkinkah > > simbol Bulan Bintang itu berkaitan dengan fakta bahwa Alloh itu adalah > ALIEN?? > > > > ALIEN KATA ORANG PUNYA MARKAS DI BULAN. > > > > Banyak sekali kalau dicari di google "Alien Moon" > > http://www.ufocasebook.com/moon.html > > Alien moon,Why NASA Never Returned To The Moon,1of3 > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pjn10Of2hPs > > http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6507661008750185648# > > masih sangat banyak lagi di youtube dan di web > > > > > > DEWI BULANnya orang Arab , AL-ILAH > > > > Lalu orang Arab pra-Islam menyembah bulan dan tuhannya yang bernama > al-Ilah > > (Al-Lat yang disebut di Qur'an?). > > Moon worship, agama Arab jahiliyah > > dewanya bernama al-ilah > > > > http://www.bible.ca/islam/islam-moon-god.htm > > Translated dari English > > # ibadah Dewi Bulan telah dipraktikkan di Saudi sejak tahun 2000 SM. > Bulan sabit > > adalah simbol paling umum dari ibadah pagan bulan sejauh 2000 SM. > > # Di Mekah, ada dewa bernama Hubal yang Tuhannya Kabah. > > # Hubal adalah dewa bulan. > > # Satu apologis Muslim mengaku bahwa patung dewa Hubal bulan > ditempatkan di atas > > atap Kaba sekitar 400 tahun sebelum Muhammad. Hal ini mungkin > sebenarnya asal > > mengapa bulan sabit berada di atas setiap menara di Kaba hari ini dan > simbol > > pusat Islam di atas setiap masjid di seluruh dunia: > > > > Sekitar empat ratus tahun sebelum kelahiran Muhammad bin Amr satu > Lahyo ... > > keturunan dari Qahtan dan raja Hijaz, telah menempatkan berhala > bernama Hubal di > > atap Ka'bah. Ini adalah salah satu dewa utama dari Quraisy sebelum > Islam. > > (Muhammad Nabi saw, Hafiz Ghulam Sarwar (Pakistan), p 18-19, Muslim) > > > > # Dewa Bulan juga disebut sebagai "al-ilah". Ini bukan nama yang tepat > dari > > suatu dewa tunggal tertentu, tetapi referensi generik berarti "dewa". > Setiap > > kafir lokal suku Arab akan lihat sendiri kafir suku lokal mereka tuhan > sebagai > > "al-ilah". > > # "Al-ilah" kemudian disingkat menjadi Allah sebelum Muhammad mulai > > mempromosikan agama barunya di 610 AD. > > # Ada bukti bahwa Hubal disebut sebagai "Allah". > > # Ketika Muhammad datang, dia menjatuhkan semua referensi nama "Hubal" > tapi > > mempertahankan "Allah" generik. > > # Muhammad ditahan hampir semua ritual pagan bangsa Arab di Kaba dan > > didefinisikan ulang mereka dalam hal monoteistik. > > # Terlepas dari spesifik dari fakta, jelas bahwa Islam adalah berasal > dari > > paganisme yang pernah menyembah dewa-bulan. > > # Meskipun Islam adalah agama monoteis hari ini, akarnya dalam > paganisme. > > > > > > http://www.bible.ca/islam/islam-allah-pre-islamic-origin.htm > > > > 1. There is absolutely no question that Allah was worshipped by the > pagan > > Arabs as one of many polytheistic gods. > > 2. Allah was worshipped in the Kabah at Mecca before Muhammad was > born. > > Muhammad merely proclaimed a god the Meccans were already familiar > with. The > > pagan Arabs never accused Muhammad of preaching a different Allah than > the one > > they already worshipped. > > 3. Many scholars say "Allah" is derived from a compound Arabic word, > AL + > > ILAH = Allah. "Ilah" in Arabic is "God" and "Al" in Arabic is a > definite article > > like our word "the". So from an English equivalent "Allah" comes from > "The + > > God". Others, like Arthur Jeffery say, "The common theory is that it > is formed > > from ilah, the common word for a god, and the article al-; thus > al-ilah, the > > god," becomes Allah, "God." This theory, however, is untenable. In > fact, the > > name is one of the words borrowed into the language in pre-Islamic > times from > > Aramaic." ( > > 4. Islam: Muhammad and His Religion, Arthur Jeffery, 1958, p 85) > Although > > "Allah" has become known as the proper name for the Muslim god, Allah > is not a > > name, but a descriptor that means literally, "the god". All pagan > cultures have > > these generic terms that refer to their "top god" as "the god". In > comparison to > > the perfect monotheism of Judaism and Christianity, "Allah" was > originally no > > more a proper name for the Muslim God, than the word Hebrew "elohim" > (god) or > > Greek "theos" (god) are proper names of the one true God of the Bible. > "Jehovah" > > is the only revealed proper name for the "Elohim" of the Old Testament > ( Ex > > 3:13; 6:3) and "Jesus" is the only revealed proper name of "Theos" in > the New > > Testament. (Acts 4:12) Islam has no proper name for their god, but > merely > > transformed, by universal use and confusion, the generic Allah into a > proper > > name. So although today, Muslims use "Allah" as a proper name, it was > never used > > this way originally. Allah, therefore is equivalent to "elohim" and > "ho theos" > > but not "Jehovah" or "Jesus". Allah is not the name of the nameless > Muslim God. > > However Muslims will claim that Allah is the name of God that > corresponds to > > Jehovah. Both the Father and the Son are called "ho theos" (The God). > Jesus is > > called "The God" many times in the New Testament: John 20:28; Heb 1:8. > An > > important conclusion from this, is that the mere fact that "Allah" is > equivalent > > to "elohim" and "ho theos" does not mean they are directly > corresponded. It > > certainly doesn't prove Allah is the same as the God of the Old or New > > Testament. It does not prove that Muslim's worship the same God as > Christians. > > If this correspondence proved the Muslim god was the same as the > Christian God, > > then because pagan religions also have generics that correspond to > "the god" > > (Allah), this correspondence would also prove that Allah is the same > god as the > > Buddhist god, for Buddhists also refer to their god as "the god". > > > > What scholars say about the origin of the word "Allah": > > > > 1. It is not related that the Black Stone was connected with any > special god. > > In the Ka'ba was the statue of the god Hubal who might be called the > god of > > Mecca and of the Ka'ba. Caetani gives great prominence to the > connection between > > the Ka'ba and Hubal. Besides him, however, al-Lat, al-`Uzza, and > al-Manat were > > worshipped and are mentioned in the Kur'an; Hubal is never mentioned > there. What > > position Allah held beside these is not exactly known. The Islamic > tradition has > > certainly elevated him at the expense of other deities. It may be > considered > > certain that the Black Stone was not the only idol in or at the Ka'ba. > The Makam > > Ibrahim was of course a sacred stone from very early times. Its name > has not > > been handed down. Beside it several idols are mentioned, among them > the 360 > > statues. ( > > 2. First Encyclopedia of Islam, E.J. Brill, 1987, Islam, p. 587-591) > "The > > verses of the Qur'an make it clear that the very name Allah existed in > the > > Jahiliyya or pre-Islamic Arabia. Certain pagan tribes believed in a > god whom > > they called `Allah' and > > 3. whom they believed to be the creator of heaven and earth and holder > of the > > highest rank in the hierarchy of the gods. It is well known that the > Quraish as > > well as other tribes believed in Allah, whom they designated as the > `Lord of the > > House' (i.e., of the Ka'ba)...It is therefore clear that the Qur'anic > conception > > of Allah is not entirely new." (A Guide to the Contents of the Qur'an, > Faruq > > Sherif, (Reading, 1995), pgs. 21-22., Muslim) According to al-Masudi > (Murudj, > > iv. 47), certain people have regarded the Ka'ba as a temple devoted to > the sun, > > the moon and the five planets. The 36o idols placed round the Ka'ba > also point > > in this direction. It can therefore hardly be denied that traces exist > of an > > astral symbolism. At the same time one can safely say that there can > be no > > question of any general conception on these lines. The cult at the > Ka'ba was in > > the heathen period syncretic as is usual in heathenism. ( > > 4. First Encyclopedia of Islam, E.J. 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