Denying the Old Testament?

Submitted by Amin Riaz (United Kingdom), Jan 4, 2012 at 18:19

Jews did not invade Canaan. The nation of Israel and Judaism were born and incepted in Canaan; it was their sovereign nation until Rome invaded.

Have you ever read the Old Testament?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua#Conquest_of_Canaan

http://www.theology.edu/conquest.htm

http://lds.org/scriptures/ot/josh/1?lang=eng

Or are you saying you disagree with the above account - in the bible?

So who is fiddling the truth?

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Jews have never invaded or occupied another people's land in all their 4000 year history. Muslims think if they dump huge mosques on another peoples' land, demand serial 2-states in the same land, call a 3-state as a 2-state and rob names like Palestinian that they can change history. Muslims think they can fool their people by quoting Moses as a Muslim. Muslims believe Allah acepts lies and rewards it.

Concentrate on the above.... best leave hate, prejudice and stereotypes to one side for now.

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Egypt is robbed from the Copts; Lebanon from Christians; Pakistan from India; and all regime states created by Britons are fictional states with no historical borders, created in secret with none voting at the UN.

Do you know the history of UN

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UN

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Israel was returned to her land legally - with all Islamic states voting at the UN motion. Who voted for Saudi Arabia?

After over 2000 years? And how is that ever legal? Do you support other such requisitions?

Why do you think Saudi Arabia had to be voted for? Majority of the UN votes for a Palestinian State - do you support that as well.

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I though you were at least sensible. But to deny basic Biblical account of Canaan - that is some feat.

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