Ground zero mosque.

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tigervol9802 said:
Does every Mulsim approve of a Muslim terrorist attack?
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In my opinion, there is a very large portion that do, even though they may not be getting their hands dirty. I believe they see these acts as part of their cause and although they themselves may not be committing the acts, they support them. They know exactly what that mosque represents and it sure isn't peace, love and brotherhood.
 
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utvolpj said:
and proof of the exact same thing being done by Christians world-wide
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Really? Worldwide huh? Which countries would those be... and are you confusing "Christian" political movements with "Christian" churches?
has been presented here and shrugged off as "they're not really like us". It either all fits in the puzzle or none of it does.
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As I stated earlier, the more "fundamental" and biblical a Christian is.. the more they strictly adhere to the NT... the less likely they are to commit a violent act in the name of their religion. The more fundamental and true to the Koran a Muslim is, the more likely they are to commit acts of violence in the name of Islam/Allah.

And I stand by my US statement since many on here say their main goal is to destroy America. You don't do that by killing some dude in Africa
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And if your goal is to conquer Europe you don't annex Sudetenland first, right?

It isn't a worldwide conspiracy and that's a big part of the problem in defeating it. It is the obvious and literal interpretation of the Islamic scriptures and writings.
 
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sjt18 said:
Beck is very libertarian. (small "L")
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Beck is like many evangelical type conservatives who profess to be anti-government. He believes you should have as much liberty and in as many ways as is dictated by his relgious and political beliefs. Once your liberty intrudes on his sensibilities, however, he wants government to criminalize it.

He is as much a hypocrite as any of them.
 
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sjt18 said:
Really? Worldwide huh? Which countries would those be... and are you confusing "Christian" political movements with "Christian" churches? As I stated earlier, the more "fundamental" and biblical a Christian is.. the more they strictly adhere to the NT... the less likely they are to commit a violent act in the name of their religion. The more fundamental and true to the Koran a Muslim is, the more likely they are to commit acts of violence in the name of Islam/Allah.



And if your goal is to conquer Europe you don't annex Sudetenland first, right?

It isn't a worldwide conspiracy and that's a big part of the problem in defeating it. It is the obvious and literal interpretation of the Islamic scriptures and writings.
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That is plainly your opinion. Jihadi extremism is a perversion of the Kuran - not the original teachings.
 
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sjt18 said:
Really? Worldwide huh? Which countries would those be... and are you confusing "Christian" political movements with "Christian" churches?
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feel free to search the forum if you want but there was a list (by OE and TT I believe). And you wanting to qualify "Christian" is funny considering how you lump the rest all in together

sjt18 said:
As I stated earlier, the more "fundamental" and biblical a Christian is.. the more they strictly adhere to the NT... the less likely they are to commit a violent act in the name of their religion. The more fundamental and true to the Koran a Muslim is, the more likely they are to commit acts of violence in the name of Islam/Allah.
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see Westboro for fundamentalist views

sjt18 said:
And if your goal is to conquer Europe you don't annex Sudetenland first, right?

It isn't a worldwide conspiracy and that's a big part of the problem in defeating it. It is the obvious and literal interpretation of the Islamic scriptures and writings.
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all this time and they're only on Africa? Looks like it will be a long time until they show up here
 
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sjt18 said:
That's the best, most significant thing you can find? What does that have to do with any really important issue?

FTR, he made a mistake... he didn't lie. He even acknowledged the mistake.
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just the first link. Feel free to do some research on the amazing Beck

he acknowledged it 2 months later but said it wasn't important
 
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KiffinKiller said:
That is plainly your opinion. Jihadi extremism is a perversion of the Kuran - not the original teachings.
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No. It is the opinion of those with more expertise on the Koran than either of us. Entire BOOKS have been written by ex-Muslims on the subject citing chapter and verse.

The response from your side amounts to handwaving.

Most Muslim people aren't violent and just want to live. But they cower in fear of the radical elements.
 
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#243
Beck = Colin Cowherd............. Both know exactly who they are. If you can't understand this or it makes you angry, shame on you!
 
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sjt18 said:
No. It is the opinion of those with more expertise on the Koran than either of us. Entire BOOKS have been written by ex-Muslims on the subject citing chapter and verse.

The response from your side amounts to handwaving.

Most Muslim people aren't violent and just want to live. But they cower in fear of the radical elements.
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Citing the chapter and verse that have been perverted to fit the ideals of the extremist? Because they perverted the actual Koran...
 
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sjt18 said:
No. It is the opinion of those with more expertise on the Koran than either of us. Entire BOOKS have been written by ex-Muslims on the subject citing chapter and verse.
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It's nice to know the Bible isn't ever misinterpreted when people cite chapter and verse. Ask any Christian a question on what the book of Revelations teaches, and you'll have crazies cite chapter and verse talking about a dragon setting fire to the world.
 
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lumberjack4 said:
It's nice to know the Bible isn't ever misinterpreted when people cite chapter and verse. Ask any Christian a question on what the book of Revelations teaches, and you'll have crazies cite chapter and verse talking about a dragon setting fire to the world.
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Or that, if you are not a believer in Christ, you must be killed.

Sound familiar?
 
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lumberjack4 said:
It's nice to know the Bible isn't ever misinterpreted when people cite chapter and verse. Ask any Christian a question on what the book of Revelations teaches, and you'll have crazies cite chapter and verse talking about a dragon setting fire to the world.
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Or that the eternal heaven is described as a borg cube.
 
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