Good, you've proved you can ramble.

Submitted by kman (United States), Nov 17, 2008 at 23:29

I will cop to that comment of mine not being one of my most self disciplined responses. I've been called worse than a "jerk" and let it slide.

I do occassionally lose it and comment on the absolute and total lack of any sense, intelligence, logic, truth, moral righteousness, love, etc. of Islam. When two and two have been proven millions of times to equal four ...well, it can get tiresome. Ok, it isn't my place to tell God I've had enough but, it happens.

I'm an ex-atheist who was very strong in my convictions in that area. When God slammed me with reality, he didn't hold back much. That was 35 years ago. I have always made myself be informed of all persuasions. I learned to depend on God to give me what has to be said. Sometimes, as with all "godly" people, I shove him aside and let fly. I will do better than any Muslim and fess up to fault. It's also, called "sin". God never said he would make me perfect only paid for. Perfection is a direction and is never an accomplishment in this lifetime.

You will never get any confession of any of "that" or, any confession of their very well recorded and hideously acted out histories. You don't have to go back more than a decade to fill a book with the entirety of their exploits. The absolute dearth of anything that would better humanity, is legion in Islam.

When I clearly see the absolute decadence of the one and the incredible amounts of "good" accomplished through the prophesied Messiah, then yes, I can find my limit sometimes and you stepped into it. Your last response was a total cave-in to rambling and anger. What more can we say?

Would you like to discuss Islam versus Christianity with a little more "aploomb" on both our parts? I would be happy to go there.

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