Response to all muslims living in their religious deception...

Submitted by Geoff (Canada), Nov 18, 2007 at 00:38

muslims love to quote verses from their sacred book...

...from a religion that was born by taking a bit of Judaism and Christianity...

...and creating an intolerant religion that places non-muslims as second class citizens. Pity !

Evil intentions come through using deceptively sweet words such as love and peace, and tolerance, and Jesus had warned us about this.

muslims like to quote their book, so muslims consider this:

Jesus had warned us of the things to come (before islam ever existed), and did mention that we follow no other than Himself to eternity and God, and THAT THERE WILL BE OTHERS WHO WILL TRY TO DECEIVE US from that path.

Followers of Christ must remain steadfast in what Christ has instructed.

muslims seem to be confused about Jesus. They believe in His miraculous birth and the extraordinary miracles that He had done by the power of the Living God...

...but then, for the sake of building a new religion, they begin to distort Jesus (who strangely enough they consider a great prophet) for the sake of a new religion...the very thing that Jesus warned us about.

Bad move for ignoring the warnings of Jesus, because islam has thus deceived millions of souls.

Without realizing it (and I sincerely believe this), muslims have been deceived away from the Savior Jesus, and if islam is spreading, then the prophesy of the final days is coming true: more and more are being deceived from God be denying Jesus as the true path to God.

The final victory however (I'm sorry to reveal this to you my muslim brethren) belongs to Jesus, and it has nothing to do with islam or how many millions follow this deceptive faith, I'm sorry to say.

What a waste of so many good souls...truly I am saddened by this.

(Just an introductory thought...)

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