And it came to pass...

Submitted by donvan (United States), Aug 3, 2007 at 12:05

The end of the Christian era. For 2000 years through great errors, trials and tribulations, the Christian faith has been overtaken by the Islamic anti -Christ (ian). It is painful to experience the collapse of so sublime a theology as Chriistianity. The commands to love love your neighbor, serve others, love those that hate you, do good to those that seek you harm..these are, it turns out, too much for mankind. It is by far easier and effective to succor mankinds baser instincts. Hate those not of your religion, kill them where you find them, submit to our will of die, enslavement, women as property, absolute authority of the malevolent forces. the the killing of Christians, Jews, Hindus, kidnappings, murder, malevolence unleashed. Satan laughing with delight. "See Jesus, your gospel is meaningless before the power of Muhammed, it is violence,and terror that mankind understands"

Like the silence of the lambs, the Christians are murdered, enslaved, humiliated,and live in terror in all the Muhammedian lands. While Americans give up the Bill of Rights prefering the intellectual fashion of liberalism,multi culturalism,political correctness .Islam gains a firmer foothold in academia, politics, media, and our politicians and academics tell us to set quietly while our hijacked nation tries to negotiate us into subjugation. But ,like 9/11, our enemies,the Islamics, want us dead, much less negotiate. So what to tell the flock gathered before you? Pray, organize, resist, evangilize, love the sinner,( the Moslem,) but hate the sin ( Islam). Or relax, sit passively, pray for the Peace of Christ, and let our elites proceed, sin.

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