Muslims and christions.... the truth

Submitted by xan xio (India), Sep 10, 2008 at 11:24

About whole world says that muslims are bad, extremists and they want to convert people But what about christanity, what is the difference between both, for christians there is lots of christians missionaries organization who converts people to christanity by hook or by crook, Is christanity best religion, Neither I nor thou who study all the sacred books of world agree with it, christanity has only largest no of followers. How religios the people (christians) even the father of the church are. Research shows that christians (99.99%) who go church only thinks that it is a ritual, Even you ask a father about God he will not explain you properly, he will give you a round idea that he is omnipoten, most merciful,will save you from the devil powers and these type of common thing.

Is it really answer the questions, why we are human being, what is god and why we pray him, what is our aim of life.

perhaps I thinks bible doesn't have the answer of these question, Buddhism has the answer but it is very hard to obey. I have realized that whenever a person gains knowledge (even 10%) then he starts loving all the creature of god even the trees and the blood suckling insects.

But what about the fathers and missionaries, you can see them preaching (basically non educated and poor people) gospel in a foxiness manner. They readily agrees to provide them money and job if they converts. WHAT you will call them god messenger? is the word really suits. Will god love them they must be entitled to hell because they are like cheaters they uses gods name for cheating people.

Muslims as well as christians doing the same thing but why muslims are call barbarous, perhaps for their violence like 9/11 and terrorist activitity in the whole world.

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