Let's assume that you are right - I let your absolute statements stand, as they are

Submitted by Michel C. Zala (Switzerland), Nov 23, 2010 at 08:43

Would you please elaborate, what will happen next, since 4/5 of the worlds population do not believe in Allah and do neither want to implement Sharia Law, nor convert to Islam.

Does this mean, that you will declare war on us? Convert us by force? Or will you let us live the life we ave chosen? I can accept, that, according to your beliefs, I will go to some form of hell, whereas you will enjoy a paradise with some 70 virgins et al, for as long, as I am allowed to make that decision. But I assume, that, again according to your beliefs, you are required to spread the gospel, make me see the truth, by all means, including terror, violence, seduction or subversion of our own legal systems. Am I right?

See, I will respect your way of life and will not interfere with your free will to pursue your own individual happiness by any means and religion, you want to chose. The question is, does your religion allow you to grant me the very same right? As a staunch and devout muslim, are you even allowed to not force me to embrace Allah's mercyfulness?

I would like to know, if in your belief system there is room for granting me, the Infidel and Quffar, the right to chose otherwise and live my life without fear. I will not force my Christianity upon you. Will you do the same and not force Islam upon me?

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