Solution to the worldwide radical Islam problem (over 120 million radicals & growing)

Submitted by JJGH (United States), Nov 29, 2008 at 02:01

Daniel..you do great research!!!

Nearly every place on earth where there is war or heavy conflict, it is caused by, or influenced by, or carried out by Muslims. If there were no Muslims, there would be dramatic peace on the planet. This is a fact. Christian influenced countries have much greater peace & tolerance & prosperity & philanthropy.

Conservative estimates show that 10% of Muslims are radical extremists. That means at least 120 million are dangerous and more are added to this number each day. Therefore, there is little hope for a global fix from a human perspective.

Thank goodness for the Bible, which has shown its truth through the ages. In the Bible, there is hope for a better world and that radical Islam will finally end. How? First there will be a Gog and Magog war as prophesied in Ezekiel 38-39 where an Islamic coalition is miraculously wiped out during an attempt to destroy Israel. The Koran's version of Gog/Magog is incorrect. The Armageddon compaign, only several years later, as prophesied in Revelation--which is due to man's sin, not God's predestination--will further remove evil. Finally Jesus' return and earthly kingdom will end most of the remaining evil on the planet. Then, many years later, after the great white throne judgment, all evil will be eradicated.

New age occult or new world order humanist utopians are Pollyanish or Panglossian when it comes to reality, often times ignoring the immensity of the Islamic world problem. Only the God of the Bible can and will fix it. In fact the new age movement, will become more dangerous than Islam since it will be a global version of the occult third reich.

Anyways, the Bible is true hope and change we can believe in (Obama more or less stole that from the Bible to win his election).

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