DonnSwaby, I’m not going to spin into various other matters with you and will stick to the main issue at hand here. You claim basically that all religions have nuts that want to kill everyone not like them. However there is one major difference with Islam. And that is that the tenants of Islam and life of Muhammad himself endorse and promote such activity. While the life of Christ and others do not.

This is something that Robert Spencer has noted in an interview that I posted clips of in this other post.

There are people who have killed over something as simple as their preference of sports team, but the team never endorsed murder on the basis of team preference. In Islam, Muhammad not only killed those who refused his theology, but instructed others to do the same. This cannot be honestly paralleled with the life of Christ.

This is why the Christian faith is honestly superior to Islam.

If you want to know my thoughts on other issues, you are free to search this blog and find them. I have answered your questions in other posts. I have no time to rehash them at your request. You want to know, you take the time to find.

I pray you one day find that Jesus is the true superior answer to all that is “spiritual”.

I am a 33 year old ex-Catholic, non demoninational spiritual human being, U.S. citizen, who has love for all humanity, regardless of religion. I also believe in freeodm of religion and Separation of Church and State.

Sir, you claim there are no Evangelical Christians who do not believe the things you listed. Yet, Evangelical Christians are not the only Christian demoniation. The fact is there are literally hundreds of Christian denominations (we can all look that up), each profesing to have the truth over all the other religions, both Christian and non-Christian. I personally know some Christians who believe that every single human beings relationship with God is personal and does not have to involve another human being, let alone a whole religion. I have also talked to some Christians who told me to my face (one of them was a brother in a Christian religious order) that the felt jesus commanded them to kill all non believers, that gays deserve death, and that Christianity should not only dominate the U.S., but the entire world.

I have found through personal experience that not all Christians are alike in belief. I have found that is true for ay religion including Islam. You do not want people generalizing about Evangelicals but you generalize about Islam. Any religion can be used either to promote peace and love or violence and hatred; it all depends upon the hearts of the religion’s practioners.

As for the ten Commandments, they should have never been put in public places to begin with. Otherwise, scriptural passages from the Torak, the Koran, the tenents of Buddhism, and the Upanishads (Hinduism) should also be publically posted; after all, one religion is not suppose to be endorsed over another. I would support prayer in schools if it meant each student were allowed to pray in any way they wanted, wether that be Christian/Jewish, Islamic/Buddhist/Hindu/Jainist prayer, simple meditation (which is another word for prayer), or not praying at all. No one religion’s prayer would be used for all. Now to me, that is religious freedom. Would you agree with me on this or do you feel all students should be forced to say Christian prayers? You okay with the Ten Commandments up with other religion’s scipture or do you want Christianity dominating over all other religions (which is opposite of freedom of religion)?

I am curious to know your response. You can write to me at d.swaby@donnswaby..com. i look forward to hearing from you.

Rev. O’Neal Dozier, pastor of the Worldwide Christian Center in Pompano Beach, Florida has stired up some emotions for calling Islam a cult. An expanding mosque in his area has terrorist ties worth being concerned about.
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