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Light is fascinating with it particle/wave character, possibly no mass and speed. But if applying energy can speed matter up and can change light's frequency, why can light not be made to go faster?

Jewish/Christian heaven : Streets of gold, pearls, pricey lodgings.

Muslim heaven : Virgins to enjoy for eternity.

Ancient Egyptian heaven : You have to take your own supplies and preserve your body.

Nordic heaven: Drinking and carousing.

Roman-Greek heaven : More drinking and carousing.

Native American heaven : Lots of buffalo to supply food and other necessities of life.

Aztec heaven : Hard to describe, lots of snakes, blood, cocao and darkness.

Buddhist heaven : The bliss of intellectual enlightenment.

The question was: "Osama has called for a caravan of martyrs. Should his camel have one hump or two?"

I then asked this question with an inadvertant typographical error using "Obama" instead of "Osama" and it wasn't censored.

Does this mean that it is OK when used in reference to a black politician, but somehow offensive when inquiring about a terrorist? (I have been called a racist and worse for my typo, so I was just wondering).

The question was: "Osama has called for a caravan of martyrs. Should his camel have one hump or two?"

I asked this question with a typographical error using "Obama" instead of "Osama" and it wasn't censored.

Does this mean that it is OK when used in reference to a black politician, but somehow offensive when inquiring about a terrorist? (I have been called a racist and worse for my typo, so I was just wondering).

Assume that any quotation to scripture will be counterproductive and futile because the someone thinks they are all human-fabricated fables (torah-bible-qur'an-upanishads).

Or do you think he would donate the camel to the poor and the meek so they wouldn't have to walk?

I asked "Obama has called for a caravan of martyrs. Should his camel have one hump or two?"