Is it possible for a stone to say "O Muslim! There is a Jew hiding behind me, so kill him."?
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it is possible for anything if Allah wills it.
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((((   wow, cool, with this answer, i achieve level 5 status here on Answers.Yahoo.com !!!  )))\n\nThis piece of MIS-information gets repeated over and over again, and it is simply not true.\n\nYes, Gd in the Bible commands us not to get a tattoo. But Gd also commands us not to do many other things, and the idea that the cemetaries would single out this one commandment and then say that if someone violates this one, then he or she wont be buried here, is just stupidity. \n\nAnd if you dont mind my saying so, the first time i read this was in Readers Digest, when they interviewed Geraldo Rivera. He is a Jew. He told the story of how, when his gang were all getting a tattoo of a cross between the thumb and the forefinger, he got a tattoo of a Star of David, even though 'it meant i could not be buried in a Jewish cemetary.' That alone started everyone, Jew and non-Jew thinking that what he said was true.......WRONG!\n\nso, now i am at level 5, here.....that and a dollar will be buy me a candybar!
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Lynched may be a bit strong, but he deserves some punishment.  In the U.S. throwing stones at someone is assault and battery.  It could also be considered attempted murder.\n\nHe does deserve some jail time being a prison bitc* while he is there.
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Simply: No.\n\nOnly stupid people like Pat Robertson will magnify this sentence and stupidly generalize it for the stupids... it was to kill the nonbelievers who were at a war back then  with muslims... so it's same like "kill the enemy" which is natural at war.\nAnd the Bible is also full of such things like "with you i will slay nations, bla bla bla"
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Sure here it is:\n\n"...4.89 They desire that you should disbelieve as they have disbelieved, so that you might be (all) alike; therefore take not from among them friends until they fly (their homes) in Allah's way; but if they turn back, then seize them and KILL THEM wherever you find them, and take not from among them a friend or a helper..."\n\nIslam although started as benign (minority phase) became more oppressive as it gained power and rule over people (majority rule phase). This one here cancels out the others where execution of "force" is shunned (it's very hard to execute force when you're handful).\n\nHowever, Koran asks us to kill the ones who were once Muslims but now they are not. It's moderate and forgiving to those "of the book" (meaning christians and jews) but unforgiving to the ones who turn from the religion. \n\nIt's understandable for Christians and jews are "others" who see it from outside, whereas once-muslims know about the inside deal. \n\nA little bit too dangerous to warrant death penalty. Well, just remember Brutus.
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I wouild say, "I am sorry that you have taken offense to this cartoon, but sometimes this is the price we must pay for a free press and free speech.  The main point is, sir, that in a free and open society if you are tolerant of what you interpret as a slur on your religion, other groups will be tolerant of your perceived slur on their religion.  Tolerance is the key.  If you find this impossible, you cannot expect Jews to tolerate a Muslim religious leader calling Judiasm a 'gutter religion.'"
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Nice try, but what you're trying won't work. God said AMALEKITES for a reason. God told Saul to smite the AMALEKITES in particular for a reason. Before you talk about I Samuel 15:3, why don't you read I Samuel 15:2? In this verse, God says that he remembers a transgression that the Amalekites had committed against the Israelites; right after their liberation from Egypt, they had lain in wait for them. The Amalekites had also slain many of the Israelites, though that was, in part, due to God's punishment. Because the Amalekites lay in wait to harm Israel, God had to fulfill the promise to Abraham that he would bless his children (the Israelites) who blessed them, but would also curse those who cursed them. Therefore, God was delivering his punishment for the Amalekites harming Israel. This is why God orders the utter destruction of the people; it is retribution fot an offense committed against Israel a long time ago.\nThis Bible verse in no way compares to the Quran. God never orders the Israelites to slay them in order to spread religion, as Muhammad had done (which is justified by the Quran). God had done it as punishment, not as a way to spread religion. Your replacement of Amalekites with non-believers gives the reader the impression that that verse of the Bible promotes murder for the spread of Judaism and/or Christianity, which is not the case. Your use of the phrase "non-believers" as opposed to "the non-believers" also makes the Bible verse seem to say that the Israelites are allowed to kill for the spread of their religion whenever they think that it is necessary, which is, once again, not the case. Please stop tampering with God's word and let the people read exactly what the Bible says. \n\nBy the way, I love I Samuel 15:3. It shows how God exacts justice upon those that rebel against him. It also shows that God never forgets an unforgiven offense and reinforces the truth that, though one may get by with sin, one cannot get away with it.
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That question could be read as having terrorist intent. You could write a letter to his father and see if he would answer such a personal question.
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Jews only like to see a big "gap between Islam and Western civilitation hat make big miss-understanding between them that cause negative impact for the world civilitation" for their interest which is occupying the land of Palestine. Shakhmaty..you are right. It makes me wonder if Holocaust really happened?
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Someone give this bigot a brain-ectomy, please.  \n\n*sighs*  They're not even remotely evil and theres no solid evidence that the Jews had Christ killed (who was a Jew, btw).  Even if a group of Jews did, how do you hold the entire religion responsible?
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only if i killed someone
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If it happens, then I'm sure they're going to bomb Israel first. For them all the troubles Muslim face nowadays started from the time Israel became a nation among the countries of Islamic faith. Afterwards, bomb all those that they think have an American "interests".
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One might ask the same thing of Muslims.
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well, if it says KILL! then its probably not god
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If someone is imposing their will on yours, then you may kill that person.  That's how I understood it when I read the Satanic Bible.  The whole book seems to be very self-oriented; if anything offends you, get rid of it.  They are just as nuts as all the other religions.
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According to Rabbi Maurice Lamm (author of "The Jewish Way in Death and Mourning") the custom of placing stones on the monument "probably serves as a reminder of the family's presence. [The evidence that this grave is attended, visited and cared for, is respectful for the deceased - NS]. Also, it may hark back to biblical days when the monument was a heap of stones. Often the elements or roving vandals dispersed them, and so visitors placed other additional stones to assure that the grave was marked."\nAlso, by placing a stone we further participate in the "construction" of the tombstone -- which in itself constitutes a mitzvah.\nIncidentally, it is not a Chabad custom to place stones on tombstones.\nWhat the person above mean't I have no idea,as it is nonsense,\nhope this helps explain it. \n\n                                     ~A~
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not sure how true this is....why would they do it?\n\nThere are all sorts of wirerd websites, but that does not mean anything they say is true....\n\nWhat is important is I cannot find a JEWISH website that says it is true......