Yes, Mohammed is still dead and buried

Submitted by Diva not dhimmi (Australia), Oct 3, 2012 at 00:43

Yes Mohammed lies peacefully in his tomb. Like all our ancestors. Except one. That one is Jesus who has the power of life after death. His resurrection from his witnessed legal execution followed by his pierced body being wrapped and sealed in a guarded tomb has been proven again and again. His resurrection gave humankind the comfort that His wonderful words were true. People had confidence to live and care for each other believing in the sacrificial love of God. This led to all the better things of civilization and science opened up as people discovered and could think God's thoughts after Him. In comparison, many many terrible bullying things are done in dead Mohammeds name and in the name of Allah whom he served. The vanity of being Arab, needing to be served by all the world seems to be what Islam is all about. Rise above serving a dead ancestor in his tomb.

Look at the Risen one who lived among us as a Jew. Now He is the Saviour of humanity. Even misguided Arabs if they dare to be free and live the 10 Commandments with their faces turned to heaven in prayer, not to hell in submission. I like the approach advocated by Daniel Pipes, to stir the contrived outrage until it exhausts itself. Maybe they will then discover a sense of embarassment? or even just a sense of irony or disgust? or maybe they will be compelled to pay compensation for all the damage to property while venting their theatrical riots? Real manly men do not do rape and pillage! But it is a scary thing for those of us who are soft targets in the meantime. Yet who wants to be a dhimmi?

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