Ahahh, Breathe. This isn't a blasphemous topic.

It's about the awe..full...ness of God.

How often do you feel Awed by God?

How do you make a distinction between awe of other things and awe of God?

What makes you feel Awed by God?

What motivates you more; fear of God or awe of God?

If not by God, or along with God, what else awes you? Like the beauty of nature etc.

Kestionn.

Did the Prophet (saww) have special eyes that could see in many directions at once?

Found this and found it quite funny. No offence to anyone, please don't stone me.

Atheists and theists frequently get into debates over the existence of gods, over the nature of religion, over whether religions do more harm than good, etc. Although every atheist and theist are different, it still works out that a lot of these conversations keep hitting the same topics and keep running into the same problems. Both sides can be at fault for this, but there are a number of common errors which theists make that can kill any chance there might have been at having a productive, interesting, and substantive discussion. These errors can be avoided if theists know about them in advance and care.

1. Presume to Instruct Us that We're "Really" Agnostics, Not Atheists

What do you guys think about using God and Faith as the answer to everything/anything?

Do you think it's perfectly fine and because of the nature of those concepts it's a fair enough answer and it can be used for anything?

Or do you believe that it's not enough just to use that but you have to also be logical and intellectual about it and accept that not everyone believes.

Perhaps as a non believer, or even a believer, you believe that they should never be used as an answer and it's effectively cheating and an alternative explanation should Always be sought out?