Within Christianity men and women are equals.

Submitted by Christian Soldier (United States), Sep 4, 2008 at 17:39

In Christianity there is freedom of speech. In Christianity there is the pure and perfect religion before God, to visit with widows and orphans during the time of their affliction and to keep oneself undefiled by evil.

In Christianity, use of children in anyway for sex is regarded as a crime before God, the defiling of innocence, the leading of another into grave danger and evil. In Christianity there is NO taqiyya allowed because taqiyya is sin before God. Pretending that marriage to a baby makes sex legal for the husband of such a marriage is a lie and crime before God. A paedophile is a paedophile is a paedophile.

In Christianity, a WOMAN may marry by her spoken or written consent as her agreement so there is no doubt. In Islam a marriage to a virgin , no matter her age , her consent is silence or it may be spoken for her no matter her age by a male relative. Thus even a suckling baby asleep at her mothers breast gives consent to such as Khomeini for sexual marital relations.

God told to Moses he never changes his mind. God gave down the commands written on stones twice. Those are the rules. There are no replacement rules. No extras rules allowed. No one may pretend God changes his mind.

I propose changing the Qur'an since it is only an old classic book just as are all these old classics which islam feels perfectly comfortable telling the rest of the world we must all comply with Islam now. Nonsense. I say the west needs to NOW produce a NEW Qur'an, revised to meet with the standards of the Messiah, Jesus. I, as a Christian, feel perfectly comfortable demanding a revised Qur'an to accomodate the beliefs of Christianity. And NOW.

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