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Originally Posted by riverslivnwtr
I don't know. It's pretty hard for me to be afraid of Islam...I feel that the Muslim religion should be afraid of me..seriously! I have the absolute ironclad evidence of Christ's resurrection from the dead....IO am not ashamed nor afraid to express that fact anywhere in the world even in the kingdom of Saudi Arabia...
My religious heritage is paved with the blood of the martyrs of Jesus Revelation 6:9-11, who having no sword of shield over came the Roman Empire; |
That's real nice. Ever visit any of the Churches in Asia to whom the Book of Revelation was addressed? None of them even exist any more. Gone.
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Originally Posted by riverslivnwtr
But it is the Muslim religion that is needy! and need protection from the government..<<<< which is why I hate religious legislation... It is illegal for a Muslim to convert to Christianity or any religion due to the instability it would cause in most Islamic ruled countries....So when I see Christians using legislation rather than rely on the power of God which is given to us to change people on the inside I SEE WEAKNESS!!! yes we are weak, but our power of of God..and we don't want him in secular government but in us! What we have here is a failure to communicate the truth to the many myriads of Americans .....and that's hard to do when you don't live up to the requirements or standards yourself....
I'm afraid that Christians will legislate all the glory away from God and to themselves via the gobment!  and I could just  them all up side the  well not really but...   |
I agree. The Muslims (and any other religion for that matter) are actually displaying a great deal of weakness when they attempt to legislate their followers into obedience. Still today, in Indonesia, if a Muslim man converts and marries a Christian woman he will receive a rather generous pension for life. There is a great deal of pressure upon young men (and Christian girls) to do this.
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