Farhan Qureshi is a former muslim who embraces the idea that every faith is valid. Secondly according to law of non contradiction a statment can't be both true and false in the very same sense and same way, if contradictory beliefs are equally valid that means I can say things such as: Farhan is wrong for believeing universalism and he can't say am absolutely wrong.
Because people who believe in universalism profess that they don't believe in absolutes. But yet they are making an absolute claim by implying universalism is true.
Its self refuting, all I need to do simply ask Farhan Qureshi is he absolutely certain that universalism is true? If he answers yes, its a self refuting claim, if he answers no, then why in the world is he making a postive claim about universalism if it isn't absolutely true? Since you do not claim objective truth, why should anyone believe you?
A group of us have a bi-Weekly live Internet chat show about Islam. This weekend (Satuday 15th, 9PM GMT) our episode will be entitled "Why I left Islam." We will be talking to people about what led them to apostatise.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.blogtv.com/people/TheJinnAndTonicShow
It would be great if you could in some way help to promote this show in order to get as many apostates and Muslims as possible to join us on the day via Skype, to let people know their reasons for apostatising. The show is watched by people of all religious inclinations, our aim is to encourage people to investigate Islam in a rational and objective and friendly way and I think hearing these talks could encourage that.
Pete
(The Jinn And Tonic Show)
thejinnandtonicshow@gmail.com