Why Islam Cannot - Does Not Represent a World at Peace

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 18, 2021 at 16:53

The issues of Islam's timing of compelling a Islamically resistant ideology into compliance by societal euthanasia should be evident enough, one should think, that expelling and eliminating a process of murdering anyone of non-aligned thinking would be a matter of justice and judgement of severe consequences; right?
Yet Reader Prashant's prescient warning appears headed for ignorant dismissal since the overwhelming evidences are that 'lesser' religious expressions of devotion, such as Hindu, Buddhist or (one shudders to think that peaceful expressions of true Christian love) in Christianity are apparently feared by the replacement theology of Islam; for if not fear, why the deathly abhorrence that leads to murder?
As peaceful as one is given to believe is found in Hinduism and Buddhism, apparently since elements of Judeo-Christian tenets of faith are found mistranslated in the Quran by Persian scholars, there is the tendency of the adherents of Islam to purge those references they contradict in order to be the 'reigning' theology of the region; unfortunately, they have been proven wrong. Israel remains the real proof.
Further, as Israel does remain the obstacle Islam cannot conquer, then the further realization is that Israel's Holy One is the returning Eternal Sovereign of Whom the Hebrew Holy Writ speaks of and is expected to reclaim primacy over the Temple Mount, just as the Mediator, the Crucified One mentioned in such Scriptures told HIs disciples nearly two thousand years ago. This is why Islam cannot be ignored; for it is their mission to destroy that message in futile desperation and watch our for those who get in the way of that hatred.

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