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I'm in the wrong job! £60 an hour for playing make believe!
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What...... The hell........ Is that?
Caporegime
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I think of them exactly like poltergeists. They aren't real either.
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Who the hell is he is the correct question.
I don't know, something with a disability. Show respect.
Edit: I am wrong.
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LOL!
I find it TERRIFYING to know that grown adults are living in the UK, having children and believing in such dark age nonsense.
This has got to be a joke?
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They are of a smokeless flame, Satan is infact a Jinn. You could say he is the first Jinn as Adam was the first Human.
Codswallop it may be to some, but the Qur'an has mentioned things 1400 years a go, which were found only a few decades ago. Jinns are mentioned in the Qur'an.
adam wasnt the first anything. we all know the bible is made up. the first adam, for me was adam ant. and he was real.
what are these 1400 year old prophecies? did they talk about the ipad? the large hydron collider? or some extremely vague prophecy like most other religious frauds?
can you provide some proof please and not just a quote from a magic book.
Bloody hell, at least get it right if you're gonna have a bash.
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oooh i made a spelling mistake...
could be worse....
could be worse....
Associate
A character from the 1932 film, Freaks.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0022913/
Also, why do people still believe this rubbish?!
There's a lot of naive, stupid people out there who are desperate for any answer than will tell them how to fix their problems without them actually having to do anything.
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The western corruption of the word Jinn is Genie, you know they exist because there's one in every Aladdin pantomime 
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I thought it was a Djinn?
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Wikipedia:- quote/
The jinn (Arabic: جن ǧinn, singular جني ǧinnī; also spelled djinn), or genies, are supernatural spirits mentioned in the Quran and Islamic mythology who inhabit an unseen world
notice the word is mythology & not fact
The jinn (Arabic: جن ǧinn, singular جني ǧinnī; also spelled djinn), or genies, are supernatural spirits mentioned in the Quran and Islamic mythology who inhabit an unseen world
notice the word is mythology & not fact
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dont 50% of Americans believe the devil is real?
Religious beliefs like that will always be considered mythology to those who don't believe in it simply because it's not observable. It's a bit cringe-worthy that you're even bringing that up.
Shock horror, loads of people are religious. I think it's about time people start to get over that people are religious and people aren't religious.
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That's why I insisted it was in no way an anti-muslim thread.