Terrorism and Christianity

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Hmm, I don’t buy that. It’s clear by your misdirection of blame air toward the Christian faith that you have disdain for it and it’s followers. Allah willing one of your subordinates whom you’ve judged unfairly runs by this site and see’s what you posted.

I know if a boss stated blacks and crime go togther he would be terminated, I believe your comment that “Christians and terror go hand in hand” would be handled the same way.

Stereotypes and Prejudices are ugly Thap, go put on some makeup.

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I think we should stay focussed on this too, Bush is but a small player in this grand tyranny.

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I don’t see “Lords Resistance Army” I think you should add that too… :slight_smile:

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thap i hope you are not falling into "their" trap. Look what they brought christianity to nowadays. They want us to believe that religon is the source of all wars, conflicts, etc. The christians were easily manipulated into believing this and look at them now. We Muslims should avoid this trap at all costs, but unfortunately majority will still not listen.
Our Prophet (Peace and Blessing be upon him) said:
"You will certainly follow the ways of those who came before you, span by span, cubit by cubit, until even if they were to enter a lizard's hole, you would follow them." We said, "O Messenger of Allah, (do you mean) the Jews and Christians?" He said, "Who else?"

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It is surely sad and good message you bring lunatic, I will abstain from baiting the Christian folk for they know not what they do.

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Good for you Thap, Allah rewards for such behavior, sometimes we forget this and stray from the path.

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But the zionist-Christians are fair game.

utd come work for me, you'll be treated the same as the rest of my team, brown work lazy white hard, build good character yes sum.

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Yes, Christian-Zionists are fair game when in season.

I know your tricks Thap, I come work for you thinking I'll be giving you foot rubs and then you bring out Mad Scientist and his foot, I won't fall for it again.
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He's freezing it off in toronto now, no good to us frost-bitten, besides I'd have you as my new PA, I need some eye candy in the office.

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Too bad they had let you out of Gitmo Thappy old chap. I wish there was a way that they could've at least kept your inferiority complex. Maybe it was too massive for that small corner of the island. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. Carry on.

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Terrorism and Christianity? Thap, did you mean to say Islam and Christianity? Good going.

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Ooh your are a little terror madhanee, you'd appear quite menacing if your moustache weren't at an odd angle.

No I mean't Terror and Christianity.

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Oh i get it… you are not the only one Thap, that’s what all alter boys say. I hope you feel better.

:jhanda:

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Yes there's that side of the terror too, well brought up, not you the statement.

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Two Christian leaders doing God’s good work?

Hitler wrote: "I believe that I am acting in accordance with the will of the Almighty Creator, I am fighting for the work of the Lord.."” Mein Kampf

Bush said: “I feel like God wants me to run for President. I can't explain it, but I sense my country is going to need me. Something is going to happen... I know it won't be easy on me or my family, but God wants me to do it”

Christian Terror.

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Hitler was no more a Christian than those chopping off heads and screaming "Allah Akbar" are Muslims. If you condemn one religion for acts of lunatics then condemn them all.

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i dont get this..so very ironic that Christianity a religion falsely priding itself on absolute love and turning the other buttcheek resulted in such hate and violence over the centuries like the Crusades, Inquisition etc

A quick glance at history will provide enough evidence to prove how much a machine of hate and persecution Christiniaty has been. Starting with Christian dominance in the Roman Empire, no religion was allowed to co-exsist except Judaism. Anyone not of Christian or Jewish belief was subject to death.

Religious support for suppression of different religious minorities was developed by none other than the esteemed Christian figure Saint Augustine. His doctrine of Cognite intrare was used through out the Middle Ages for repression of dissent. To quote Saint Augustine:

"The wounds of a friend are better than the kisses of an enemy. To love with sternness is better than to deceive with gentleness... In Luke 14:23 it is written: 'Compel people to come in!' By threats of the wrath of God, the Father draws souls to the Son."

That defined very essence of Christiniaty to come as how "love with sterness" justified hate, repression and violence. And this is only a couple of hundred years after Christ, much horror was still to follow.

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Wait for this Seminole, hold onto your hat.

In the 1930s, as the Catholic leaders listened to Hitler’s rhetoric against the Jews during his appeal for power, his speeches condemning Jews could only have correlated with the Church’s own long history of Jewish hatred. It should come to no surprise that at no time before or during Hitler’s rise did the Catholic Church speak up against such talk. Sadly the Church remained mostly silent, with its main objections concerned with its own power structure in Germany. Thus it aimed to prevent loss of control and, indeed, to gain Church control through an expansion of papal power, control of appointment of bishops, and the control of Catholic schools. This self-serving interest gave the Vatican an impetus to form an agreement with Germany. In this sense, Hitler actually saved Catholicism in Germany, especially considering that Bismark before him had begun a Kulturkampf (“culture struggle”), a policy of persecution against Catholicism.

http://www.nobeliefs.com/ChurchesWWII.htm

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"My feelings as a Christian points me to my Lord and Savior as a fighter." -Adolf Hitler, in his speech on 12 April 1922

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So what, am I supposed to google up quotes from Muslim head-choppers to validate their Muslimness? Or reports on the sad silence regarding the Muslim head-choppers from their bretheren?