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I said that before - binom is not here with an open mind to learn - he's here to try and prove ismailism wrong..he can not fathom why We have an Imam and he doesn't. It is better to let him think that he's right and us that follow the Imam will go to hell - and we're happy with it...it's the we're ...

Now to go to one crowd who see’s it as a wave and pushing them against the wall and telling them “Can you pick if what you see is right or what the other crowd see’s is right?” But as you just said they both are right. And its up to you what you want to see. And if you see it as a wave you will exp...

Second, there are certain individuals as well as groups out there i.e. the heretical Ahmadiyyas, who perceive their leader to be perfect and any other person besides him (including your imam) to be imperfect. Based on the observation/perceptions of his followers, he displays perfection and divinity...

Second, there are certain individuals as well as groups out there i.e. the heretical Ahmadiyyas, who perceive their leader to be perfect and any other person besides him (including your imam) to be imperfect. Based on the observation/perceptions of his followers, he displays perfection and divinity...

I think it is you that is missing the point. If someone perceives your imam as imperfect then he experiences him as imperfect i.e. his imperfect qualities, etc., (something which you yourself believe) and is correct is his perception of him. How someone perceives me or you is irrelevant to the poin...

<BR>So you would agree with me that the person who perceives the imam as imperfect is just as correct as the person who perceives him as perfect (and the same with all other contraries), correct? I think you are missing the point. Let's say the person who percieves him as imperfect was to start see...

.<BR>• If there are two men, o&shy;ne of whom perceives your imam as the perfect man and the other perceives him as the imperfect man, and since both of their perceptions are subjective, would you choose o&shy;ne and deny the other i.e. believe him to be perfect and not imperfect? If so, wh...