Yes British Muslim, the old testament has some terrible things in it,

Submitted by Gaye (Australia), Jun 29, 2007 at 09:52

I am amazed on here of how many muslims simply dont seem to know their holy books... they say that Islam does not say to destroy non muslims etc??? All they have to do is read up on the horrific thing that their leader did.. conversely the leader of Christianity said that you had to love EVERY ONE and Jesus' life showed that, Mohammad's life was kill, kill, and more kill as he raided villages.. he was a scavenger...Mohammed even said that it was unfitting for a prophet to take captives until he had made a great slaughter in the land...
British Muslim points out that he was forced to listen to, or see Christian books every where and of course he did, as although vast numbers of the British are not Christians, Britain was founded on Christian principles, and if we went to a Muslim country I would expect to see the quran everywhere..

Yes British Muslim, the old testament has some terrible things in it, which in our time we dont understand why, but we at least dont say that they are miss interpreted or are not there like Muslims say of what we see is in the quran..Too many verses of horrors which cant be taken any other way but to kill the infidel, but we have to realise that muslims kept things silent until they become large in numbers in the lands of the infidels then their attitudes change, hmmm, and we have to remember that they are allowed to lie to the infidel, in times of war etc etc as long as they dont mean it in their hearts, and as we are the infidel, Muslims consider that we are the enemy. And by the way, even though Muslims say that they are not allowed to kill or hurt the innocent, we are not counted as the innocent because we are NOT muslims..

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