Truth vs falsehood

Submitted by Sumba (Botswana), Apr 16, 2008 at 17:34

When truth comes falsehood will disappear. Everything has been blamed on the muslims but the real issue is tha it is christians who are becoming muslims. The truth of the matter is that all the changes in muslims/christians percentages and numbers is considered killings, no, no, no if there were killings, it was their christians in the West that caused those killings. 99% of changes is through conversion from christianity to Islam.

Is Europe and America not experiencing the Same? Just Imagine someone asked you as a christian whether Jesus Christ was a Jew or a christian and the answer is "you dont know" another question whether Jesus Christ knew about or read the Bible and the answer is "NO" , whether the "original Jesus knows about the word Christ or Christo and the answer is NO, so what is Christianity and where does it come from.

How can the father and the son be the same. How could God die? How could God inspire so many people to write about the same story at the same time and the same God inspired them to contradict each other. How could not any of the 12 disciples of Jesus preach Christianity but the worst enemy of christ comes to establish and preach christianity. Did Paul ever saw Jesus? SOMETHING SERIOUS MUST BE WRONG OR FALSE.

The rational mind will search for the truth and those who lands on Islam finds all the answers. Did Jesus not say, the Lord our God is one? did he not fall on his face and worshipped God? did he not fast for 40days? did he not wash his arms and feet to pray? did he not say the spirit of truth will come and judge the world of sin and you will see that true spirit?, did he not say he came to fulfill the message of the prophets? if all answers are yes, Jesus was a Muslim. God bless him.

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