Guiding the perplexed and why never quote a corrupted book to prove a point

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Feb 28, 2014 at 23:51

Our dear GoD wrote

but you know, the others believe it is not corrupt, they believe the Quran is fake, but they still quote it

Hello: the Qur'an is a text that we kuffar study and expose what it is all about and neither the God of Israel nor the God of the NT claim that it is a corrupted book therefore it is an open season on the Qur'an and the author of the Qur'an

The Bible? that is a different story because your so called Allah says it is a corrupted book

WELL WELL , YEAH, I can;t hear you , did you say anything, I did not think so

You are and you must pardon me ignorant did you hear this one?

still cannot see the connection between them and Jerusalem in the Torah

Guiding the perplexed:

1 Your so called Allah says that the OT and NT are corrupted books right?

2. You are a wannabe Arab aka Muslims right?

3. therefore you believe in what Allah says right?

4. Then you must believe that the OT and NT are corrupted books right?

5. Therefore how could you quote a corrupted book in-order to prove a point you tell me?

6. It also means that if you are quoting the Bible in-order to prove a point you are saying that it is not a corrupted book after all garbage in is garbage out right?

7. You think that "them" Jews have removed the name Jerusalem from the Pentateuch on purpose and this is why you will not find it? You think we should do lunch with Allah and check his copy of the Pentateuch may be we will find it there so order the bacon and the champagne for me

Now do you get it?

Oh do not panic i will do the talking as your Allah does not speak urdu

So stop quoting the Bible in-order to prove a point and by the way I will inform the Human Rights Commission that you are saying that the Bible is a corrupted book and I smell deportation and good riddance

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