[quote name='HareKrishna' date='07 August 2011 - 06:53 PM' timestamp='1312722945' post='112398']
Muslims are afraid of death by fire ?.It seem a superstition that i find also among some christians,that people death by fire(or drowning) are destined to hell.
[/quote]Wouldn't know if muslims - as a group - are afraid of *death* by fire.
The point was: they don't want their dead body burned because of the fiction regarding "Judgement Day". (Their afterlife story requires a body which specifically requires burial - due to which the pyre is faithfully avoided by the faithful of christoislamism. In christianism, the pyre was - and at times still is - banned.)
Also: no one was advocating burning anyone to death - eeewwww. I was referring to how dead bodies of islamaniac militants should be burnt to dissuade them from messing with the Indian army (though I seem to have misspelled cadaver before with an 'a' instead of 'e' - corrected now):
Hmmm. The American Merriam-Webster dictionary reveals the Latin-derived word's meaning in English to be slightly different from the similar-sounding word in Dutch, though still referring to a *dead* body:
Not today.
Muslims are afraid of death by fire ?.It seem a superstition that i find also among some christians,that people death by fire(or drowning) are destined to hell.
[/quote]Wouldn't know if muslims - as a group - are afraid of *death* by fire.
The point was: they don't want their dead body burned because of the fiction regarding "Judgement Day". (Their afterlife story requires a body which specifically requires burial - due to which the pyre is faithfully avoided by the faithful of christoislamism. In christianism, the pyre was - and at times still is - banned.)
Also: no one was advocating burning anyone to death - eeewwww. I was referring to how dead bodies of islamaniac militants should be burnt to dissuade them from messing with the Indian army (though I seem to have misspelled cadaver before with an 'a' instead of 'e' - corrected now):
Quote:At the very least, the Indian army should burn every islamaniac cadaverIn Dutch at least, kadaver means corpse/carcass (i.e. dead body) of some beast (as opposed to NL "lijk": human corpse). It is certainly the sense in which my statement was formed.
Hmmm. The American Merriam-Webster dictionary reveals the Latin-derived word's meaning in English to be slightly different from the similar-sounding word in Dutch, though still referring to a *dead* body:
Quote:Definition of CADAVEROne of these days, I *really* should learn English.
: a dead body; especially : one intended for dissection
Not today.
Death to traitors.