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Yup. They are 9-11 truthers.
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Yup. They are 9-11 truthers.
Sunni Man
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Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
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Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
The difference of course being that the Christian man is acting in direct disobedience to the teachings of his faith ( Christianity ) whereas the Muslim terrorist is acting in direct obedience to the teachings of his faith ( Islam ).
-Jeremiah
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But on the other hand if the boys would have gotten away with it and escaped, they would be declared "holy warriors" and heroes by the locals and many a Muslim. Such is the mentality.
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You're kidding right? ALL Islamic terrorists are devout Muslims who can probably recite the Koran by heart. Ha ha ha. What's sad is you thinking you're fooling anybody.Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
Sunni Man
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Incorrect.Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
The difference of course being that the Christian man is acting in direct disobedience to the teachings of his faith ( Christianity ) whereas the Muslim terrorist is acting in direct obedience to the teachings of his faith ( Islam ).
See post #14 .
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Excellent point, Roudy. I missed that. The truth is the Christian community cringes when we hear of some misguided christian bombing an abortion clinic in order to stop more abortions from happening.
When the Muslims use explosives and kill Americans the Muslim communities in many nations hand out candy and celebrate. Makes you wonder.
When the Muslims use explosives and kill Americans the Muslim communities in many nations hand out candy and celebrate. Makes you wonder.
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Incorrect. .Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
The difference of course being that the Christian man is acting in direct disobedience to the teachings of his faith ( Christianity ) whereas the Muslim terrorist is acting in direct obedience to the teachings of his faith ( Islam ).
No, I am right on the mark here. No corrections needed. I've got the picture!
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Read post #14 .Incorrect. .
No, I am right on the mark here. No corrections needed. I've got the picture!
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Actually that's pretty accurate and spot on if you ask me. Conversely, Muslims who are peaceful and tolerant are like that IN SPITE OF the teachings of Islam. That's why many so called "moderate" Muslims are actually very secular, educated, non practicing Muslims many of which renounce a faith they were born into.Incorrect.Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
The difference of course being that the Christian man is acting in direct disobedience to the teachings of his faith ( Christianity ) whereas the Muslim terrorist is acting in direct obedience to the teachings of his faith ( Islam ).
See post #14 .
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Sadly, even religious people sometimes do things which violates their religion's teachings.
The bible thumping christian man who assassinated the abortion doctor would be an example of this. ..
Lets not forget here in America the fundamentalist christians used their bibles to support Jim Crow and Lynchings and terrorizing the Black population
One of the most popular biblical stories is also the one most often used to justify white racial superiority. After he disembarked from his 40-day cruise, Noah went a little wild in his celebrations, resulting in a bit of indecent exposure whilst passed out on the floor. Noah's son, Ham, walked in on him and saw the display. Rather than covering Noah, Ham went and blabbed all about it. When Noah recovered from his bender, he was not pleased with Ham and so he cursed Ham's son: “Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be to his brothers” (Genesis 9:25).
Religious Roots of Racism - By Their Strange Fruit <a name="top"> </a>
http://www.ferris.edu/jimcrow/what.htm
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One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
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Muslim and Islam did worse to blacks and Africans than whites and Christians ever could. In fact the word "black" in Arabic and in the Koran literally means slave. I wonder if all these black Muslims understand the horrific legacy of Islam in Africa.One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
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LOL, millions of black Africans were brought to both North and South America on Christian slave ships and sold to Christian land owners who became their masters for almost 3 centuries. ..Muslim and Islam did worse to blacks and Africans than whites and Christians ever could. In fact the word "black" in Arabic and in the Koran literally means slave. I wonder if all these black Muslims understand the horrific legacy of Islam in Africa.One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
No - not to submit to his master but to return and be equals.
Paul asks Philemon to forgive the run away slave and to receive him as a beloved brother.
Verse 16-
no longer as a slave but more that a slave, as a beloved brother, especially to me but how much more to you, both in the flesh and in the Lord.
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LOL, millions of black Africans were brought to both North and South America on Christian slave ships and sold to Christian land owners who became their masters for almost 3 centuries. ..Muslim and Islam did worse to blacks and Africans than whites and Christians ever could. In fact the word "black" in Arabic and in the Koran literally means slave. I wonder if all these black Muslims understand the horrific legacy of Islam in Africa.One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
Jim Crow was the name of the racial caste system that operated primarily, but not exclusively in southern and border states, between 1877 and the mid-1960s. Jim Crow was more than a series of rigid anti-Black laws. It was a way of life. Under Jim Crow, African Americans were relegated to the status of second-class citizens. Jim Crow represented the legitimization of anti-Black racism. Many Christian ministers and theologians taught that Whites were the Chosen people, Blacks were cursed to be servants, and God supported racial segregation.
I never understood why the slaves took the crackers slave masterss religion. (Stockholm syndrome?)
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Er..what does that have to do with the good brothers?
Meanwhile, Islamic terrorism is here to stay:
"...Tamerlan—apparently named for the 14th-century Muslim conqueror famous for building pyramids of his victims' skulls to commemorate his triumphs over infidels..."
"At the behest of such Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated groups as the Council on American Islamic Relations and the Islamic Society of North America, and other self-proclaimed spokesmen for American Muslims, the FBI has bowdlerized its training materials to exclude references to militant Islamism. Does this delicacy infect the FBI's interrogation group as well?
Will we see another performance like the Army's after-action report following Maj. Nidal Hasan's rampage at Fort Hood in November 2009, preceded by his shout "allahu akhbar"—a report that spoke nothing of militant Islam but referred to the incident as "workplace violence"? If tone is set at the top, recall that the Army chief of staff at the time said the most tragic result of Fort Hood would be if it interfered with the Army's diversity program."
"Tamerlan Tsarnaev is the fifth person since 9/11 who has participated in terror attacks after questioning by the FBI. He was preceded by Nidal Hasan; drone casualty Anwar al Awlaki; Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad (born Carlos Leon Bledsoe), who murdered an Army recruit in Little Rock in June 2009; and David Coleman Headley, who provided intelligence to the perpetrators of the Mumbai massacre in 2008. That doesn't count Abdulmutallab, who was the subject of warnings to the CIA that he was a potential terrorist."
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For five years we have heard, principally from those who wield executive power, of a claimed need to make fundamental changes in this country, to change the world's—particularly the Muslim world's—perception of us, to press "reset" buttons. We have heard not a word from those sources suggesting any need to understand and confront a totalitarian ideology that has existed since at least the founding of the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1920s.
The ideology has regarded the United States as its principal adversary since the late 1940s, when a Brotherhood principal, Sayid Qutb, visited this country and was aghast at what he saw as its decadence. The first World Trade Center bombing, in 1993, al Qaeda attacks on American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, on the USS Cole in 2000, the 9/11 attacks, and those in the dozen years since—all were fueled by Islamist hatred for the U.S. and its values."
Michael Mukasey: Make No Mistake, It Was Jihad - WSJ.com
Meanwhile, Islamic terrorism is here to stay:
"...Tamerlan—apparently named for the 14th-century Muslim conqueror famous for building pyramids of his victims' skulls to commemorate his triumphs over infidels..."
"At the behest of such Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated groups as the Council on American Islamic Relations and the Islamic Society of North America, and other self-proclaimed spokesmen for American Muslims, the FBI has bowdlerized its training materials to exclude references to militant Islamism. Does this delicacy infect the FBI's interrogation group as well?
Will we see another performance like the Army's after-action report following Maj. Nidal Hasan's rampage at Fort Hood in November 2009, preceded by his shout "allahu akhbar"—a report that spoke nothing of militant Islam but referred to the incident as "workplace violence"? If tone is set at the top, recall that the Army chief of staff at the time said the most tragic result of Fort Hood would be if it interfered with the Army's diversity program."
"Tamerlan Tsarnaev is the fifth person since 9/11 who has participated in terror attacks after questioning by the FBI. He was preceded by Nidal Hasan; drone casualty Anwar al Awlaki; Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad (born Carlos Leon Bledsoe), who murdered an Army recruit in Little Rock in June 2009; and David Coleman Headley, who provided intelligence to the perpetrators of the Mumbai massacre in 2008. That doesn't count Abdulmutallab, who was the subject of warnings to the CIA that he was a potential terrorist."
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For five years we have heard, principally from those who wield executive power, of a claimed need to make fundamental changes in this country, to change the world's—particularly the Muslim world's—perception of us, to press "reset" buttons. We have heard not a word from those sources suggesting any need to understand and confront a totalitarian ideology that has existed since at least the founding of the Muslim Brotherhood in the 1920s.
The ideology has regarded the United States as its principal adversary since the late 1940s, when a Brotherhood principal, Sayid Qutb, visited this country and was aghast at what he saw as its decadence. The first World Trade Center bombing, in 1993, al Qaeda attacks on American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, on the USS Cole in 2000, the 9/11 attacks, and those in the dozen years since—all were fueled by Islamist hatred for the U.S. and its values."
Michael Mukasey: Make No Mistake, It Was Jihad - WSJ.com
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Perhaps you should educate yourself and find a source more reliable than your illiterate mosque imam?LOL, millions of black Africans were brought to both North and South America on Christian slave ships and sold to Christian land owners who became their masters for almost 3 centuries. ..Muslim and Islam did worse to blacks and Africans than whites and Christians ever could. In fact the word "black" in Arabic and in the Koran literally means slave. I wonder if all these black Muslims understand the horrific legacy of Islam in Africa.One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
[ame=http://youtube.com/watch?v=wsaPQ8jOqGo]Islam and Slavery - YouTube[/ame]
Sunni Man
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Paul never instructed the master to free the slave.One of the books in the New Testament that is never talked about or preached in the Church is the book of Philemon.
Where Paul tells an escaped slave to return and submit to his master. ..
No - not to submit to his master but to return and be equals.
Paul asks Philemon to forgive the run away slave and to receive him as a beloved brother.
Verse 16-
no longer as a slave but more that a slave, as a beloved brother, especially to me but how much more to you, both in the flesh and in the Lord.
But to treat him better as a slave. ..
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White and Christians did not invent slavery. The Islamic slave trade was on par if not worse than the trans Atlantic.LOL, millions of black Africans were brought to both North and South America on Christian slave ships and sold to Christian land owners who became their masters for almost 3 centuries. ..
Jim Crow was the name of the racial caste system that operated primarily, but not exclusively in southern and border states, between 1877 and the mid-1960s. Jim Crow was more than a series of rigid anti-Black laws. It was a way of life. Under Jim Crow, African Americans were relegated to the status of second-class citizens. Jim Crow represented the legitimization of anti-Black racism. Many Christian ministers and theologians taught that Whites were the Chosen people, Blacks were cursed to be servants, and God supported racial segregation.
I never understood why the slaves took the crackers slave masterss religion. (Stockholm syndrome?)
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