I went to a mosque today.

[ok doser]

...you wonder why the rest of the non-christian world thinks ....

who gives a crap what the rest of the non-Christian world thinks? :idunno:

 

[George Affleck]

Chair,

You can influence people with intelligence and love, but you can't change change the heart of a religion. Islam was born out of war and it will end in war. Us 21st century folk have forgotten the empire that expanded through blood and false religion.

Good people... sometimes... bad religion. Not every Muslim is a terrorist, but there sure are a lot of terrorists that are Muslims!

Absolutely true.

The problem with moderate Muslims is that they are the thick cloud in which terrorists hide while they plan the next strike.

Their strategy is to create a big enough cloud in every nation from which to stage attacks. Europe is like this now and they are trying to make North America the same. The cloud is where the hijackers of 911 hid until they were ready to act. Canada is now playing right into their hands by allowing the cloud here to increase.

Had this cloud been just a little larger in the U.S., Clinton would be president and false tolerance would gain traction.

They know our weakness is not understanding what "religious tolerance" actually looks like. Mohammedanism is not a religion, it is a political and military force with world dominance as its goal. The religion part is just the frosting intended to make it palatable. We, and moderate Muslims have bought into the idea that there is actually a reasonable religion there somewhere, but there is not as long as the terrorist element is allowed to thrive in it.

Only when moderate Muslims begin to police their own and purge the cloud by renouncing Sharia law should we take them seriously and regard them as adhering to a religion. Until then, they are aiding and abetting the enemy of freedom and are not patriots.

 

[Greg Jennings]

Considering Jesus taught us to love our enemies, do you think it is reasonable to assume that those responsible for those acts were actually followers of Christ?

Most Christians would agree with you that such violence was not Christ-like.

However, calling those who commit violence in the name of Christ un-Christian seems no different to me than the many Muslims who claim that committing violence in the name of Allah against innocent people makes terrorists "not Muslim".

 

[ok doser]

The problem with moderate Muslims is that they are the thick cloud in which terrorists hide while they plan the next strike.



Only when moderate Muslims begin to police their own and purge the cloud by renouncing Sharia law should we take them seriously and regard them as adhering to a religion. Until then, they are aiding and abetting the enemy of freedom and are not patriots.

:first:

 

[Greg Jennings]

who gives a crap what the rest of the non-Christian world thinks? :idunno:

Considering that's well over half the world, everyone SHOULD

 

[Silent Hunter]

who gives a crap what the rest of the non-Christian world thinks? :idunno:

Thanks for confirming you're one of the self-righteous hypocrites :thumb:

 

[meshak]

The threat of Nazism was a public threat to the whole free West. By fighting against it as a citizen of the West, a person was saving their neighbor, taking care of their neighbor. Unfortunately, the Soviets also wanted to protect themselves from it, and we collaborated with them to stop it; later, we had a cold war with them, for the same reason of protecting the free West.

Islam has its own agenda and strategy. When it is morally austere, it is not like Christian restraint, although some things may look similar. It is for the purpose of the expansion of Islam, and will be found to eventually degrade women. The fact of Moslem on Moslem violence shows there are militants or non-moderates, and it is those who are dangerous to all society, to the free West, and must be stopped.

Your comments are so political.

Why do you disregard Jesus' word of "His followers are not of the world?.

 

[meshak]

Most Christians would agree with you that such violence was not Christ-like.

However, calling those who commit violence in the name of Christ un-Christian seems no different to me than the many Muslims who claim that committing violence in the name of Allah against innocent people makes terrorists "not Muslim".

You are so right.

 

[ok doser]

Thanks for confirming you're one of the self-righteous hypocrites :thumb:

my righteousness comes from Christ, not myself



in what way do you think i'm a hypocrite?

 

[ok doser]

Your comments are so political.

Why do you disregard Jesus' word of "His followers are not of the world?.

she says, posting on the worldly internet :chuckle:

 

[meshak]

she says, posting on the worldly internet :chuckle:

Jesus' word is for the whole world.

We are told to spread Him to the world by Him, Christ.

 

[ok doser]

Considering that's well over half the world, everyone SHOULD

half of the world have IQ's less than 100 :idunno:

 

[ok doser]

Jesus' word is for the whole world.

We are told to spread Him to the world by Him, Christ.

by worldly means?

 

[meshak]

half of the world have IQ's less than 100 :idunno:

so?

Jesus is for the whole world including not so bright people. I am not bright but I know Jesus accepts me as His follower. That's all it counts.

 

[Greg Jennings]

half of the world have IQ's less than 100 :idunno:

I don't think you want to go down this road. When it comes to having a high IQ, hard-core religious fundamentalists don't do so great (on average).

 

[meshak]

by worldly means?

Do you know what worldliness is doser?

 

[ok doser]

Do you know what worldliness is doser?

a word you like to use willy-nilly to attack people with?

 

[ok doser]

And unfortunately, they all voted for trump

yeah baby! :banana:

 

[meshak]

a word you like to use willy-nilly to attack people with?

So you don't know what it is.

I thought so.

I just wanted to make sure if you know what you claim.

 

[ok doser]

you're so worldly