I'm starting to believe the Yellow Scarves were radical Muslims....

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

Religion is fine. Standing up for what you believe in is an honorable trait. But the brainwashed, sick and twisted ways of the types of people that did 9-11 is seriously sick and messed up. They'll never stop it until they come to realize that their "religion" and "beliefs" totally and completely contradicted them selves. But my mind is more at ease knowing that they will pay dearly for their crimes in the after life. I wish I could be there to see them go, "But I'm supposed to have a bunch of women and live in paradise!" Wake up idiots!! Your beliefs are ten fold what Hitlers were. Even he would look at ya'll and go, "Damn they crazy."noahcycle12

I completely agree with what you said.

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

C-GHOST

Honestly, I don't think that Islam existed at the time of the Three Kingdoms, but I think it's possible that Luo Guangzhong just added the Muslims to the story for dramatic effect (Islam had reached China by time that Guangzhong wrote ROTTK).

That being said, I think it's more likely that a bunch of old cooks smoked too much opium, then decided to wrap yellow stuff around their heads and go kick some unrighteous ass.

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

taisho_rolyat

Honestly, I don't think that Islam existed at the time of the Three Kingdoms, but I think it's possible that Luo Guangzhong just added the Muslims to the story for dramatic effect (Islam had reached China by time that Guangzhong wrote ROTTK).

That being said, I think it's more likely that a bunch of old cooks smoked too much opium, then decided to wrap yellow stuff around their heads and go kick some unrighteous ass.

Haha, me and my friend came to the opium conclusion too when we did Zhang Jiao's musou mode... all I wanna know is WHO THE **** DID HIS VOICE!? They belong in some kinda Shakespeare, not a game about feudal China! It was the funniest musou though, followed closely by Xu Zhu's (I did his today with my friend, and he used Dian Wei.... the two retards of Wei!).

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

taisho_rolyat

Honestly, I don't think that Islam existed at the time of the Three Kingdoms, but I think it's possible that Luo Guangzhong just added the Muslims to the story for dramatic effect (Islam had reached China by time that Guangzhong wrote ROTTK).

That being said, I think it's more likely that a bunch of old cooks smoked too much opium, then decided to wrap yellow stuff around their heads and go kick some unrighteous ass.

Zhang Jiao: "Bring forth the age of the Yellow Turbans! Now excuse me while I kiss the sky..."

*Smoke on the Water plays*

Zhang Jiao: "Duuuuude! Looook! I'm doing magic!"

Zhang Bao: "Sweeeet!"

Zhang Jiao: "Bring forth the age of the Yellow Turbans! Now excuse me while I kiss the sky..."

*Smoke on the Water plays*

Zhang Jiao: "Duuuuude! Looook! I'm doing magic!"

Zhang Bao: "Sweeeet!"

taisho_rolyat

Zhang Bao: "You hungry?"

Zhang Jiao: "Yeah man. Lets go get some mmmee.......mmaaat.. Oh man. How do you say that again?"

Zhang Bao: *laughing* "Dude. Its MEAT buns."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh yeah. *chuckle* My bad."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh duuuude!! Wheres my horse?"

[QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"]

Zhang Jiao: "Bring forth the age of the Yellow Turbans! Now excuse me while I kiss the sky..."

*Smoke on the Water plays*

Zhang Jiao: "Duuuuude! Looook! I'm doing magic!"

Zhang Bao: "Sweeeet!"

noahcycle12

Zhang Bao: "You hungry?"

Zhang Jiao: "Yeah man. Lets go get some mmmee.......mmaaat.. Oh man. How do you say that again?"

Zhang Bao: *laughing* "Dude. Its MEAT buns."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh yeah. *chuckle* My bad."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh duuuude!! Wheres my horse?"

[QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"]

Zhang Jiao: "Bring forth the age of the Yellow Turbans! Now excuse me while I kiss the sky..."

*Smoke on the Water plays*

Zhang Jiao: "Duuuuude! Looook! I'm doing magic!"

Zhang Bao: "Sweeeet!"

noahcycle12

Zhang Bao: "You hungry?"

Zhang Jiao: "Yeah man. Lets go get some mmmee.......mmaaat.. Oh man. How do you say that again?"

Zhang Bao: *laughing* "Dude. Its MEAT buns."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh yeah. *chuckle* My bad."

Zhang Jiao: "Oh duuuude!! Wheres my horse?"

*puts hands together*

Zhang Jiao: "Whoah, man. Just- whoah."

Zhang Bao: "Hey, shut up for a second- I just figured out why we die! You see, man, the only reason we die, is because we accept it, as an inevitability!"

Zhang Jiao: "DUUUUUUDE! That's like- we should start a religion!"

Zhang Bao: "Yeah! And we could wear pink turbans, like this one!"

Zhang Jiao: "Dude, that's yellow."

Zhang Bao: "Even better!"

Zhang Jiao: "Hey, I get to be in charge, though."

Zhang Bao: "That's not fair."

Zhang Jiao: "Yeah it is."

Zhang Bao: "..............ok!"

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

C-GHOST

No way! Islam is 1388 year old and The Three Kingdoms were 2000 years ago!

Zhang Bao: "Hey. You thinkin what Im thinkin?"

Zhang Jiao: "Yeah.............But if they called them "sad-meals", no one would buy them."

Zhang Jiao: " No man. Like,....what if D-O-G.....................really spelled cat?"

Zhang Bao: " Wooooohh. Thats heavy man."

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

C-GHOST

The Way of Peace was never translated from Islam. The Way of Peace is a good 500 years older than Islam. Get your facts straight before you say things.

PS- The book of Islam is called the Quran.

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

This all started when I was thinking about how they keep talking about heaven and repenting, which are some elements of Christianity, and that I considered maybe they were some form of radical Christians on a crusade. But then I thought about this more, and realized they followed the "Way of Peace"...

Think about it, Islam means Way of Peace, they believe in a heaven with a creator, and they did attempt forced conversions in Asia and Africa historically. Europe too I think. Also, Islam is one of the biggest religions in Southern Asia, next to Buddhism. I'm thinking that in the book Islam was never said, either it was translated into Way of Peace, or that is what it was referred to as originally by the author.

So this leads me to believe that the Yellow Scarves were radical Chinese Muslims trying to convert the Taoists of China into their own religion. Anybody think this is logical?

samigarnett

The Way of Peace was never translated from Islam. The Way of Peace is a good 500 years older than Islam. Get your facts straight before you say things.

PS- The book of Islam is called the Quran.

Islam means "Submission to God" not "The Way of Peace"samigarnett

[QUOTE="samigarnett"]Islam means "Submission to God" not "The Way of Peace"taisho_rolyat

[QUOTE="samigarnett"]Islam means "Submission to God" not "The Way of Peace"taisho_rolyat

Yes I am.

[QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]Islam means "Submission to God" not "The Way of Peace"samigarnett

Yes I am.

[QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]Islam means "Submission to God" not "The Way of Peace"taisho_rolyat

Yes I am.

Afghanistan

Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?noahcycle12

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?samigarnett

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

[QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?C-GHOST

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

Yeah he's doing good, thanks. He calls a lot to let us know what he's up to. And about every 6-8 months he comes back to the US to visit us for about 2-3 weeks.

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?samigarnett

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

Yeah he's doing good, thanks. He calls a lot to let us know what he's up to. And about every 6-8 months he comes back to the US to visit us for about 2-3 weeks.

So is he in a branch of the U.S. military, or a branch of the Afghanistan military?

[QUOTE="samigarnett"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?C-GHOST

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

Yeah he's doing good, thanks. He calls a lot to let us know what he's up to. And about every 6-8 months he comes back to the US to visit us for about 2-3 weeks.

So is he in a branch of the U.S. military, or a branch of the Afghanistan military?

U.S. He is an interrogator.

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?samigarnett

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

Yeah he's doing good, thanks. He calls a lot to let us know what he's up to. And about every 6-8 months he comes back to the US to visit us for about 2-3 weeks.

So is he in a branch of the U.S. military, or a branch of the Afghanistan military?

U.S. He is an interrogator.

:shock: I really thought you were gonna say "Interpreter." So because he can speak the language he helps in the questioning? Sounds interesting.

[QUOTE="samigarnett"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"][QUOTE="samigarnett"]

[QUOTE="noahcycle12"]Hopefully youre here in the states and not over there?noahcycle12

Yes I'm here, but my dad's over there helping the military.

Cool, hope he's doin OK.

Yeah he's doing good, thanks. He calls a lot to let us know what he's up to. And about every 6-8 months he comes back to the US to visit us for about 2-3 weeks.

So is he in a branch of the U.S. military, or a branch of the Afghanistan military?

U.S. He is an interrogator.

:shock: I really thought you were gonna say "Interpreter." So because he can speak the language he helps in the questioning? Sounds interesting.

Interpreter!!!! That's what I meant. He goes out on routes with the soilders and interperates what the natives are saying. Sorry about the confusion.

My dad also helps the army in Afganastan he translates what Afgans say.Auron_22

Because we have the same dad!!!!!!:roll:

:o

teh drama!

What the hell you smoking !Auron_22

the good kind :lol:

Now now, none of this laddy.JeffSteel