A New attack by Hezbollah on Christian Symbols

[chicham]

I agree, the people behind it had good intentions, but it was a bit clumsy
All muslims believe in the Bible.
Anyway, I've been seeing this picture on my way to the uni for the past couple of months, and it always made me wonder..
I really felt the unity, the love and I started thinking about the day we REALLY got
close enough to be one unified entity.
The area where this picture stands is just on Dahye's limits,
I've seen a lot of other pictures of General Aoun in Dahyeh, I've seen Tayyar flags in some unexpected places.. But something's missing, not enough "mingling" ! More mingling is required! My uni is just a couple of minutes away from "Christian areas" yet not enough mutual minglings.

The MOU has done a LOT, it has broken the ice, a lot more steps should follow
Like a "nizam ta3wiyeh", with mass visits..

In an attempt to remove the hegemony of any "religious presence" on any lebanese region,
or at least spread appropriate awareness.

[SeekNirvana]

Originally Posted by >Watani<

the red color has different meanings LOVE, Hell, martyrs blood,...
You're free to choose

Exactly:

Hell, we love martyrs' blood.

Originally Posted by shadow1

Most appropriate.

[3asheq Beirut]

The words are taken from Antoun Saadeh, albeit amended. Saadeh said "koullouna mouslimoun li rab el-3alameen, minna man aslama lillah bil-injeel, wa minna man aslama lillah bil-qur'an, wa minna man aslama lillah bil-7ikma."

[KingNothing]

Originally Posted by X

A picture taken from Assafir newspaper: As-Safir Newspaper - : أسماء المرشØ*ين إلى الانتخابات النيابية Ø*سب توزعهم على الدوائر اللبنانية



In few hours time, wanabatata.com will condemn this picture and will consider it as a new attack on Christianity.

How? Look at the picture, the word bible is written in red fonts and surrounded by yellow shadow, red and yellow are the color of the fire and fire represents hell, so Hezbollah is saying the bible is from Hell!

Some of us don't believe in any super natural power and I hope there is a place for us in this country.

[FBM]

Originally Posted by Observer

I do not understand if you are mocking FPM here or just joining the fun. secularism is not aitheism.

true but a secular party will also care about atheiests, no? This ad does not seem like it is aimed towards athiests...

[chicham]

There has never been a war / fight / historical disagreement
between Atheists and Muslims/Christians/Buddhists in Lebanon.
There HAS BEEN tensions between different Religious sects in lebanon.
This ad is trying to remove the tensions and make these people
come closer to living a truly shared life together.

It is not against atheism, nor should it include anything about Atheists
in order for it not to be judged as sectarian.

[Robin Hood]

Originally Posted by Libnene Qu7

I know, but the "we" is who? It's the opposition.

I don't want to over-analyze this ad, it's basically aimed at simpletons which consist of the majority of the Lebanese public. But not all of us who are with the opposition believe in god, and the majority of those with the loyalists, like the majority of those with the opposition, do believe in god. That's the problem with religion, if one uses it for politics, one becomes a laughing stock, like George W Bush.

But ya, whatever, if the people need such ads to remind them not to hate each other over ancient theological issues, then so be it.

The ad talks about blieving in God becuz the majority of the country does so.

[Robin Hood]

Originally Posted by LebReporter

But if Red color is the color of hell, then our country flag is? :P

Chou ba3dak ma btar3rif that our country is Hell?

[Nasser]

Originally Posted by chicham

I agree, the people behind it had good intentions, but it was a bit clumsy
All muslims believe in the Bible.
Anyway, I've been seeing this picture on my way to the uni for the past couple of months, and it always made me wonder..
I really felt the unity, the love and I started thinking about the day we REALLY got
close enough to be one unified entity.
The area where this picture stands is just on Dahye's limits,
I've seen a lot of other pictures of General Aoun in Dahyeh, I've seen Tayyar flags in some unexpected places.. But something's missing, not enough "mingling" ! More mingling is required! My uni is just a couple of minutes away from "Christian areas" yet not enough mutual minglings.

The MOU has done a LOT, it has broken the ice, a lot more steps should follow
Like a "nizam ta3wiyeh", with mass visits..

In an attempt to remove the hegemony of any "religious presence" on any lebanese region,
or at least spread appropriate awareness.

yes , this picture is in the "cocodi" area( I think ) , where if your coming from south heading to beirut , 3ala mafra2 le biwade 3ala borj l brajne.