And speaking of delusions

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Dec 31, 2008 at 09:59

Oh you forgot? Or did you learn the "I forgot" some place?

>Mr. kman … Fish better knows about the pond.

Old fish can be rotten too and you are out of your pond our dear masood

>You mean, if non-Muslims kill specially Muslims so they become forgiven under blessing of Jesus

Really? so where does it say in any holy book and the Bible included that if non Muslims kill Muslims then they will be forgiven by Jesus? Let me guess you will never find it except in the so called holy book aka book of Arabain ignorance as in iqtoloo al-mushriekeen and qatilo blah...blah...blah ahl al-kitab

>( Joshua, Bible God ).

gobbeldygook

>But, if Muslims kill innocent persons so we, all, call them terrorists.

Could it be because your Allah tells Muslims to terrorize his enemies in the Qur'an (Q8:60) a book that you cannot read in Arabic? And how come you did not know that?

>Mr. kman, then Jesus or Joshua

>Is this like Qutham or Abul Qasim or Ahmad or is it Muhammad?

And shame on you for disregarding the religious believes of others and no wonder no one has like for Islam or people like you

>is more brutal who does not allow you to say terrorist to those who kill innocent Muslims and forgives them.

No the more bizarre is that you seem to be unaware that your Arabian Allah asks you to terrorize his enemies and how come you did not seem to know about Q8:60? Could it be because you are ignorant?

Oh and say hi to your imaginary friend Fred and yes my friend Khuram who just revereted to Hinuism also says hi. Oh well

I see Bible God a little unjust and so its followers.

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