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Every Saturday , I go to privata classes at 2:00 O'clock , and then return home at aout 5:30 , and today when I got back I noticed something strange when I turned on my pc , the recycle bin was full , and I am absolutely sure that I never leave any files in the recycle bin , I always empty it after deleting any files , so I opened it , and I found porn , so I knew that my brother was watching porn while I was away , offcourse I won't tell my parents , and I don't know what to do , should I talk to him or what ?? Can anyone help me please ?
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Lindgren wrote:
> homosh wrote:
>
> the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
>
> My parents had little t do with my upbringing. i was raised in a
> catholic house, but rejected religion when i saw it did not make
> people any better. It has caused more problems in this world than
> solved them, and makes people ike yourself judgemental and blinkered
> to the lives of others not in your religion. it breeds predjudice and
> hatred, and the world would be much better off without it. i accept
> that others believe in religion and thats their choice, but I also
> expect them in return to accpet my choice, something you obviuosly
> have a problem with, no doubt bred of your parents, a failing I can
> see i them immediately. They obviously never taught you to be
> accepting of others' decisions.
You too got it the other way around , you understood relegion wrongly , it teaches us love , it's what makes us really human . Do you know what would happen to this world if there wasn't relegion ? It would be like Vice City , everyone will steal , cheat , kill , rape , and commit every crime known to man . Relegion is meant to keep the sanity of people , and I can accept opinion of others about anything , except relegion , because it is the thing that he most
> homosh wrote:
>
> the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
>
> My parents had little t do with my upbringing. i was raised in a
> catholic house, but rejected religion when i saw it did not make
> people any better. It has caused more problems in this world than
> solved them, and makes people ike yourself judgemental and blinkered
> to the lives of others not in your religion. it breeds predjudice and
> hatred, and the world would be much better off without it. i accept
> that others believe in religion and thats their choice, but I also
> expect them in return to accpet my choice, something you obviuosly
> have a problem with, no doubt bred of your parents, a failing I can
> see i them immediately. They obviously never taught you to be
> accepting of others' decisions.
You too got it the other way around , you understood relegion wrongly , it teaches us love , it's what makes us really human . Do you know what would happen to this world if there wasn't relegion ? It would be like Vice City , everyone will steal , cheat , kill , rape , and commit every crime known to man . Relegion is meant to keep the sanity of people , and I can accept opinion of others about anything , except relegion , because it is the thing that he most
homosh wrote:
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
What about me, then?
I was raised in a religious family. I went to church every week until I was about 16. My dad's a Methodist minister.
Yet - I don't believe in God.
How can that be anything to do with my parents?
I'm my own person, I somehow managed to think what I belive for myslef.
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
What about me, then?
I was raised in a religious family. I went to church every week until I was about 16. My dad's a Methodist minister.
Yet - I don't believe in God.
How can that be anything to do with my parents?
I'm my own person, I somehow managed to think what I belive for myslef.
haha
But seriously, get a grip.
But seriously, get a grip.
homosh wrote:
> You got it the other way around . The fact that I beleive in God so
> much is because my parents raised me with a strong will
I can't blame you for believe that, and nor can you, Borat.
It's the way in which the Muslim kids are brought up. I get a small glimpse into Arab life every summer when I go to Lebanon to see my family. Yes, people live a blinkered life. And you cannot blame them.
> You got it the other way around . The fact that I beleive in God so
> much is because my parents raised me with a strong will
I can't blame you for believe that, and nor can you, Borat.
It's the way in which the Muslim kids are brought up. I get a small glimpse into Arab life every summer when I go to Lebanon to see my family. Yes, people live a blinkered life. And you cannot blame them.
HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> As a fellow Muslim, living in Britain... I think you shouldn't get too
> wound up about. Sure, ALL boys get interested in girls sexually at
> one point. If you haven't been, then that 'one point' hasn't happened
> yet. But it will.
>
> Your brother is interested, he made a point to see what he wants to
> see. Nothing wrong. Surely God gave us minds to think?
>
> I would carry on, but I'm too tired.
I don't live in Britain , I live in Egypt , and God gave us minds , as well as choices
> As a fellow Muslim, living in Britain... I think you shouldn't get too
> wound up about. Sure, ALL boys get interested in girls sexually at
> one point. If you haven't been, then that 'one point' hasn't happened
> yet. But it will.
>
> Your brother is interested, he made a point to see what he wants to
> see. Nothing wrong. Surely God gave us minds to think?
>
> I would carry on, but I'm too tired.
I don't live in Britain , I live in Egypt , and God gave us minds , as well as choices
homosh wrote:
> the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
My parents had little t do with my upbringing. i was raised in a catholic house, but rejected religion when i saw it did not make people any better. It has caused more problems in this world than solved them, and makes people ike yourself judgemental and blinkered to the lives of others not in your religion. it breeds predjudice and hatred, and the world would be much better off without it. i accept that others believe in religion and thats their choice, but I also expect them in return to accpet my choice, something you obviuosly have a problem with, no doubt bred of your parents, a failing I can see i them immediately. They obviously never taught you to be accepting of others' decisions.
> the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
My parents had little t do with my upbringing. i was raised in a catholic house, but rejected religion when i saw it did not make people any better. It has caused more problems in this world than solved them, and makes people ike yourself judgemental and blinkered to the lives of others not in your religion. it breeds predjudice and hatred, and the world would be much better off without it. i accept that others believe in religion and thats their choice, but I also expect them in return to accpet my choice, something you obviuosly have a problem with, no doubt bred of your parents, a failing I can see i them immediately. They obviously never taught you to be accepting of others' decisions.
As a fellow Muslim, living in Britain... I think you shouldn't get too wound up about. Sure, ALL boys get interested in girls sexually at one point. If you haven't been, then that 'one point' hasn't happened yet. But it will.
Your brother is interested, he made a point to see what he wants to see. Nothing wrong. Surely God gave us minds to think?
I would carry on, but I'm too tired.
Your brother is interested, he made a point to see what he wants to see. Nothing wrong. Surely God gave us minds to think?
I would carry on, but I'm too tired.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> homosh wrote:
>
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
>
> that's extremely insulting. people are entitled to believe what they
> want to believe. trying to force your beliefs onto others is a bad
> idea, as forest fan found out. the fact that you are so judgemental
> and condescending is a failure of your parents.
You got it the other way around . The fact that I beleive in God so much is because my parents raised me with a strong will
> homosh wrote:
>
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
>
> that's extremely insulting. people are entitled to believe what they
> want to believe. trying to force your beliefs onto others is a bad
> idea, as forest fan found out. the fact that you are so judgemental
> and condescending is a failure of your parents.
You got it the other way around . The fact that I beleive in God so much is because my parents raised me with a strong will
homosh wrote:
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
that's extremely insulting. people are entitled to believe what they want to believe. trying to force your beliefs onto others is a bad idea, as forest fan found out. the fact that you are so judgemental and condescending is a failure of your parents.
> Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children
> correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in
> God could only be because of the failure of your parents
that's extremely insulting. people are entitled to believe what they want to believe. trying to force your beliefs onto others is a bad idea, as forest fan found out. the fact that you are so judgemental and condescending is a failure of your parents.
Lindgren wrote:
> homosh wrote:
> I agree that parents sometimes could be wrong , but in different
> things , they can't all be wrong about the same thing
>
> My parents don't see anything wrong with porn, nor do some of my
> friends parents, so its far from all parents homosh, far far from it.
> For a 16 year old, you dont seem to have much of a grasp on "the
> real world".
Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in God could only be because of the failure of your parents
> homosh wrote:
> I agree that parents sometimes could be wrong , but in different
> things , they can't all be wrong about the same thing
>
> My parents don't see anything wrong with porn, nor do some of my
> friends parents, so its far from all parents homosh, far far from it.
> For a 16 year old, you dont seem to have much of a grasp on "the
> real world".
Some parents are corrupted , but the majority raise their children correctly , and excuse me , but , the fact that you don't beleive in God could only be because of the failure of your parents
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