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When will Christians learnReader comment on item: Zacarias Moussaoui Asked, Can an Airplane Pilot Shut off Oxygen to Passengers? Submitted by Vishal (United States), May 1, 2005 at 17:35 When will the Christians stop appeasing the unappeasable. Look at history of last 1400, Koran's most import message is to convert the non-muslims or kill him. Look at India, they tried to appease the muslims and the muslims took away half the country in 1947 by demanding a partition based on religious lines. Christians are next in line and may not learn before it is too late.BTW, ask Muslims when will they allow Christians to openly pray and build churches in their own countries (specially Saudi Arabia), just like they are allowed to build mosques and openly pray in western countries.
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