So, this is floating around the Facebook, this morning...

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NEOCON said:
I met a woman the other day who told me there was no difference between Islam and Christianity.

I then asked her "can I do anything at all to prove you wrong and you wont be upset?"

She said yes.

So I then said "welcome to Islam" as I put a Burka over her.

When she yelled out "what the hell are you doing?" I then threw her to the ground and began kicking her and threw some rocks at her while I yelled "dont you talk to me like that you inferior POS. I am a MAN. No go home and make me a sammich."

I was told that on her way home she was raped but since there were not 4 witnesses she couldnt prove it. That and we were in NJ and the judge there already clearly stated its a mans right to rape his wife if they're Islamic.

I love playing the islam vs christianity game. Tomorrow's game involves cutting off the heads of infidels. Good times. Good times.
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Tell me where in the Koran it commands you to do that.
 
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#27
i don't understand why some things are the way they are.alot of things that are done by people,should not be so,and some call themselves christians.if you hate your brother,you commit murder and murderers cannot enter the gates of heaven.also,if you hate your brother you have seen,how can you love god that you haven't seen.
for the first picture,if you live by the sword,you will die by the sword.
 
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Chris4Vols22 said:
Tell me where in the Koran it commands you to do that.
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Tell me where in the Bible it tells the Souther Baptist to allow slavery.

Seems though you guys are lumping it all together as usual so why cant I?
 
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#29
NEOCON said:
Tell me where in the Bible it tells the Souther Baptist to allow slavery.

Seems though you guys are lumping it all together as usual so why cant I?
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I'm neither religious nor claiming anything but the fact that Islam is so incredibly misunderstood. So far misunderstood that people think what you just said is actually in the Qu'ran.
 
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NEOCON said:
I met a woman the other day who told me there was no difference between Islam and Christianity.

I then asked her "can I do anything at all to prove you wrong and you wont be upset?"

She said yes.

So I then said "welcome to Islam" as I put a Burka over her.

When she yelled out "what the hell are you doing?" I then threw her to the ground and began kicking her and threw some rocks at her while I yelled "dont you talk to me like that you inferior POS. I am a MAN. No go home and make me a sammich."

I was told that on her way home she was raped but since there were not 4 witnesses she couldnt prove it. That and we were in NJ and the judge there already clearly stated its a mans right to rape his wife if they're Islamic.

I love playing the islam vs christianity game. Tomorrow's game involves cutting off the heads of infidels. Good times. Good times.
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Hypatia, Joan of Arc, the Salem "Witches", and Benazir Bhutto approve this post (as do Saul of Tarsus and his pen-pal, Timothy).
 
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NEOCON said:
Tell me where in the Bible it tells the Souther Baptist to allow slavery.

Seems though you guys are lumping it all together as usual so why cant I?
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You think the Southern Baptists were wrong for allegedly condoning slavery, right (I don't know what you're talking about)?

You don't think there are true Muslims out there that are appalled with what other people are doing in the name of Islam? It's not that tricky of a concept...
 
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#32
NEOCON said:
Tell me where in the Bible it tells the Souther Baptist to allow slavery.

Seems though you guys are lumping it all together as usual so why cant I?
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The SBC repeatedly pointed to Ephesians and Titus to justify slavery; today, many would argue that the SBC misinterpreted those verses and took them out of context. At the time, half of the nation had decided to take those verses as justifying slavery.

Today, Muslim terrorist groups point to certain verses in the Qu'ran to justify violence. There are Muslims who oppose the terrorists' interpretations of those verses.

Both the Bible and the Qu'ran can be used to justify peace; both can also be used to justify war. The question is whether the interpretations used in these justifications are correct.

It was not devout Christians who began to reinterpret the offensive verses in the Bible (both Old and New Testament); for a thousand years Christian scholars had interpreted the verses in ways that justified Crusades, slavery, Inquisitions, Jewish pogroms, the brutal wars of the reformation and counter-reformation, the brutal wars in England in the 1600s, etc. It was mainly deist and non-orthodox Christians who began to use the Bible to refute barbaric Christian practices, and it worked mainly because their was already a great schism within Christendom, opening up many to great doubt as to what was the truth of the Bible.

Islam is experiencing a lot of internal discord right now; that said, Islam is not on the verge of extinction (it is still growing). However, their is currently an opportunity available to use the Qu'ran against the fundamentalists and extremists. Instead, many in America are simply solidifying Islam against America by making Islam, all Islam, an enemy.

Why not read the Qu'ran, see what it actually says? Why not befriend and associate with Muslims in your community and openly discuss the Qu'ran with them? You would be surprised at how many do not see it as justifying violence; you would also be surprised that those who are being pulled in different directions will be open to discourse.

Ostracizing a group that one thinks might be enemies is almost a sure way to make them enemies.
 
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therealUT said:
Hypatia, Joan of Arc, the Salem "Witches", and Benazir Bhutto approve this post (as do Saul of Tarsus and his pen-pal, Timothy).
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millions of Islamic women approve of this post.

Trump that big boy.
 
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therealUT said:
The SBC repeatedly pointed to Ephesians and Titus to justify slavery; today, many would argue that the SBC misinterpreted those verses and took them out of context. At the time, half of the nation had decided to take those verses as justifying slavery.

Today, Muslim terrorist groups point to certain verses in the Qu'ran to justify violence. There are Muslims who oppose the terrorists' interpretations of those verses.

Both the Bible and the Qu'ran can be used to justify peace; both can also be used to justify war. The question is whether the interpretations used in these justifications are correct.

It was not devout Christians who began to reinterpret the offensive verses in the Bible (both Old and New Testament); for a thousand years Christian scholars had interpreted the verses in ways that justified Crusades, slavery, Inquisitions, Jewish pogroms, the brutal wars of the reformation and counter-reformation, the brutal wars in England in the 1600s, etc. It was mainly deist and non-orthodox Christians who began to use the Bible to refute barbaric Christian practices, and it worked mainly because their was already a great schism within Christendom, opening up many to great doubt as to what was the truth of the Bible.

Islam is experiencing a lot of internal discord right now; that said, Islam is not on the verge of extinction (it is still growing). However, their is currently an opportunity available to use the Qu'ran against the fundamentalists and extremists. Instead, many in America are simply solidifying Islam against America by making Islam, all Islam, an enemy.

Why not read the Qu'ran, see what it actually says? Why not befriend and associate with Muslims in your community and openly discuss the Qu'ran with them? You would be surprised at how many do not see it as justifying violence; you would also be surprised that those who are being pulled in different directions will be open to discourse.Ostracizing a group that one thinks might be enemies is almost a sure way to make them enemies.
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I have.

I was friends with a Muslim in Ohio who dated my white friend. They broke up after one of her friends dads killed her for not being a good muslim woman. She was scared her dad might do the same as he had threatened to kill her. She then ended up married in an arranged marriage. True story.
 
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#36
NEOCON said:
I have.

I was friends with a Muslim in Ohio who dated my white friend. They broke up after one of her friends dads killed her for not being a good muslim woman. She was scared her dad might do the same as he had threatened to kill her. She then ended up married in an arranged marriage. True story.
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But you can't tell me where in the Qu'ran it says that women have to wear burkas and men have a daily quota for flogging women?
 
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#39
if the trials of job fell upon some of you,where would your hope come from?
 
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a test of faith.without god, where would he have gotten strength and hope to carry on.after,it was returned to him also.just asking where would you draw strength from in hard times?
 
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loggervol said:
a test of faith.without god, where would he have gotten strength and hope to carry on.after,it was returned to him also.just asking where would you draw strength from in hard times?
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The same place that I draw it from right now: my abilities. I certainly would not have had any hope in a God that I had spent my lifetime faithfully serving who repaid that faith by taking away loved ones simply to test that faith in order to win a bet.

Or, do you think that atheists simply off themselves when times get tough?
 
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therealUT said:
The same place that I draw it from right now: my abilities. I certainly would not have had any hope in a God that I had spent my lifetime faithfully serving who repaid that faith by taking away loved ones simply to test that faith in order to win a bet.

Or, do you think that atheists simply off themselves when times get tough?
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Are you now officially classifying yourself as an atheist?
 
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#44
Ahh yes, the modern day Christianity/America bad, Islam misunderstood crap. At least try and come up with something original.
 
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tums said:
Ahh yes, the modern day Christianity/America bad, Islam misunderstood crap. At least try and come up with something original.
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Where have I stated that Christianity is bad and Islam is good?

Christianity is good when it is practiced by good persons; Christianity is bad when it is practiced by bad persons. The same holds with Islam.

The religion does not make the individual practitioner good or evil.
 
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therealUT said:
The same place that I draw it from right now: my abilities. I certainly would not have had any hope in a God that I had spent my lifetime faithfully serving who repaid that faith by taking away loved ones simply to test that faith in order to win a bet.

Or, do you think that atheists simply off themselves when times get tough?
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Agreed.

I will say, if I am in tough times, I have never felt the need to turn to God. In fact, hard times seems to induce the opposite effect.
 
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PKT_VOL said:
Agreed.

I will say, if I am in tough times, I have never felt the need to turn to God. In fact, hard times seems to induce the opposite effect.
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I am currently going through a battle of questioning my faith. At times it seems never ending.
 
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