you are disproving your own religous scriptures

Submitted by Proud indian hindu (Sweden), Jan 26, 2009 at 09:34

"finally, name one religion that hasnt gone to war before? name one that hasnt got a similar quote to" an eye for an eye"? which islamic country is known for invading now? your facts are based on nothing but word of mouth! i suggest you look further into this information yuo stated and find out which part of it is true or not!!"

Only the arbahamic scriptures have the "eye for an eye" teaching. No other religions has gone to war because of religion, except for islam and christianity. My facts are based on FACTS, as i said before, recorded by your own muslim historians as well as nonmuslim ones, as well as recorded in islamic religous scriptures. I suggest you look into it. The muslims countries are all at conflict with their nonmuslim neighbours as well as other muslim countries. There are more muslims being killed by other muslims then by Isreali, American and Russians forces combined. And they have always been like this. As i said before, muslims have been in conflict with EVERY other culture, nonislamic, they have ever come into contact with, as well as having conflict among the diffrent islamic sects. Islam allows slavery.

Yes, the quran does say that freeing a slave, as long as the slave converts to islam first, is a virtue, but that does not deny the fact that the quran also promotes slavery, and that mohamed owned several hundred slaves, atleast 600 of them if the islamic scriptures are to be belived. You are only showing your own ignorance of your religion, or else you are proving your own religion a lie. YOU yourself are a muslim today only because sometime back your ancestors got forced into it.

By trying to disprove me, you are disproving your own religous scriptures. Good luck with that!

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