If islam is a religion of peace, love and coexistence with people of differing beliefs, why are muslims the primary killers of Christians?
If islam is a religion of peace, love and coexistence with people of differing beliefs, why is this statement accurate?
“While not all muslims are terrorists, the world's most dangerous terrorists are all muslims.”
If islam is a religion of peace, love and coexistence with people of differing beliefs, why do we have in Darfur, today, a terrible humanitarian crisis created by muslims killing muslims?
If islam is a religion of peace, love and coexistence with people of differing beliefs, why are Israelies not allowed to enter Saudi Arabia even as tourists?
Why is it that only in countries with a Christian history that people are allowed to believe what they want to believe and convert from one religion to another (including atheism) without significant hassle from those outside of the immediate family?
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"Why is it that only in countries with a Christian history that people are allowed to believe what they want to believe and convert from one religion to another (including atheism) without significant hassle from those outside of the immediate family?"
ReplyDeleteSecular governments
For example?
ReplyDeleteIslam is a few hundred years too young.
ReplyDeleteChristianity has (mostly) already had its crusades, etc.
No doubt. I'd like to say that something similar to the Crusades will never happen again but as long as there are Christians like me around, the potential remains.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is, when Christians have killed or do kill other people, or treat other people badly, they are going absolutely against what Jesus taught.
When muslims kill non believers they are doing exactly what the Quran teaches.
I assume if I posted Bible verses about killing unbelievers you'd say they were out of context.
ReplyDeleteAtheism is not a religion. Every human being is born an atheist.
ReplyDelete...out of context."
ReplyDeleteIf you are referring to the Old Testament commands to wipe out the nations that were living where God wanted to take His people, those verses would be IN context - meaning they no longer apply because we are no longer living in THAT context.
Here’s what you need to know about that. In the OT we have an account of God establishing:
a) His people - the Jews
b) a place for His people to live - Israel
The lesson to be learned? When God moves His people, get out of the road.
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Now, if you can find commands in the Bible, particularly under the New Covenant (New Testament) to kill unbelievers, verses that DON'T have to do with this context, I’d be interested to know what they are. In fact I ask you to post them. That truly WOULD be a contradiction of verses like, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, pray for those who persecute you. If you enemy is hungry, give him something to eat. If your enemy is thrist give him something cold to drink and on and on and on and on. So yes, please post these verses.
And those would not seek the Lord, the God of Israel, will be put to death, whether young or old, whether male or female.
ReplyDelete- 2 Chronicles 15:12-13