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fredmack2
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can reading and reciting the quran just for the purpose of exposure lead to demonic possession or influences? i heard it makes you vulnerable…i am not planning to convert to islam…i am just expanding my horizon.
Just reading it, no. I don’t know anyone who speaks Arabic to recite it, so I can’t answer that part.can reading and reciting the quran just for the purpose of exposure lead to demonic possession or influences? i heard it makes you vulnerable…i am not planning to convert to islam…i am just expanding my horizon.
I mean my knowledgeWhat do you mean by what you said “expanding my horizons?”
It is good as far as you dont believe in it, and even for defending our faithI don’t think it is a good idea to read about two differents religions.
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Their founder (John Smith is it?) was a Freemason if I am not mistaken.Maybe? I have a similar experience but with mormonism. I watched one of their temple rights which was done for that HBO show about polygamists which basically is word for word the same as a masonic ritual and since then i feel creepy and strange yet compelled by mormonism even though I know it is not true.
Joseph Smith, and yes he was a freemason and apparently felt that Freemasons held the correct rituals of the early church which fell into apostasy and all that hooey. I’ve talked with ex-masons and ex-mormons and the ceremonies are pretty similar. But still its creepy stuff people should avoid.Their founder (John Smith is it?) was a Freemason if I am not mistaken.
I disagree. Read about as many religions as you like. The Quran is not strange, creepy or demonic, it is just different. The temptation to regard difference as bad is what is really demonic.I don’t think it is a good idea to read about two differents religions.
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