Assalam Alaikum
Adnan balboa19@idt.net
Mon, 19 Jan 1998 01:11:55 +0000 (00885193915, 3.0.5.32.19980119011155.00819b60@idt.net)
>Mark Stein 1/19/1998
>As I understand it, "As Saalam Alaikum is actually an Arabic greeting,
>not necessarily a Muslim one. It means "Peace be with you" to which
>one would respond, "Wa'Alaikum as Salaam", which, if I'm not mistaken,
>is the Arabic equivalent of "right back at you buddy".
ADNAN
Yes, you are right. It's not necessarily a Muslim greeting. But since even
Muslims who do not speak Arabic use it universally, it can be called a
Muslim greeting. "Wa 'alaikumus salam" means "And upon you is the peace."
This Muslim guy wants help from an atheist, Farrell Till, to refute
messianic "prophecies," even when the same atheist would also reject the
so-called Muhammad "prophecies" in the Bible. Strange, isn't it?
Would this guy explain why he accepts the so-called Biblical "prophecies"
referring to Muhammad, but wants an atheist to refute Christian prophecies?
I guess it's because I have made Farrell Till pretty famous among Muslims
because of my web page:
http://idt.net/~balboa19/
For messianic prophecies, this guy can read "A Debate Between Jochen Katz +
Rob Lundberg vs Farrell Till" on my page.
http://idt.net/~balboa19/chris/prophecies.htm
and "Why Should I Accept the Bible?"
http://idt.net/~balboa19/chris/whybibl.htm