Many have laughed themselves staright into hell, "Javed".

Submitted by kman (United States), May 23, 2009 at 23:48

Laughter is sometimes used to cut someone to the quick, but it is wasted on me. Millions of fools laugh themsleves into early graves and into and eternity in the wrong place.

the "values" aren't my exclusive property, but were taught by Jesus Christ who told us to love even the fools and those with false bravado. Civilizations come and go and power changes hands all the time. Nations and cultures are irrelevant, so I don't hold to tightly onto any of them. God himself determines my values and they aren't dependent on temporary holders of power.

Truth is never the sole property of those in power regardless of how they wield it. The Muslim religion have amply portrayed the truths that it believes in. It is dual. On the one hand you have those who want to be left alone to put in their time on earth and go on to paradise. They have no regard for helping their fellow man ina any way other than that which is demonstrated by the militants.

When you have slaked your thirst on the hollow shell of revenge and hatred, you will meet the Master on judgement day naked to the truth you bought into. Living a life of selfish indulgement & passing pleasant time with family and friends will not get you into paradise. Neither will the radical methods of the militants. Power doesn't belong to the human race, but to God. Man is locked into the quagmire of sin and those who face God at the end will have the real intents of their hearts bared.

Jesus gave his invitation of salvation to every human irregardless of race, sex, culture, nation of birth, or station in one's social setting. That is the beauty of real truth. It is open even to you and every follower of man made religions whenever they choose to get on board.

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