Anne, Read before you Write

Submitted by Terrence (Australia), Dec 23, 2008 at 04:51

Dear Anne, obviously you did not read the thread of the post ... If you had read it you would have seen that SOMEONE had made those comments about Christ (not me), and I had said in response that Christ (as a man of God) could not have said such a thing; surely it is a distortion or something pulled out of context, just as what you did. In history, there have been numerous instances where mud was thrown on God's prophets. We see that happening with Moses, Christ, Muhammad (pbuh) and other God's messengers. You did not even read the title of my post, because if you had you would have seen that I said "Jesus could not have said it". If you want to know where the quote came from ask the person who wrote it, why me?

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There was nothing in my post preaching Islam. Regardless of that you took it upon yourself to malign Islam in your hate filled diatribe. If you want to discuss Islam, by all means start another post, and I'll be only too happy to participate in the discussion if you can do it in a civil way.

On your comment that only Jesus can save people not Muhammed (pbuh) and not God, it is up to you what you believe. I never said in my post that Muhammed (pbuh) is the saviour, in fact I'll say now that Muhammed definitely is not the saviour something he said very categorically himself; he was only the servant and messenger of God. Whether God is the saviour, I certainly believe He is. Again I urge you to start another post if you want to make this a subject of discussion as I had not said anything about this in my post which was to REFUTE AN ALLEGATION AGAINST CHRIST.

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