Islam is only way accepted by our ALLAH (our creator).

Submitted by Muhammad-Ali Khan (United States), Jul 31, 2006 at 20:15

... As mentioned the "Christian boom" that could be correct because this is one of the sign of end of the world. "Christian boom" does not mean that Christians are on the right track or straight path. Christianity is an easy way around, but they are dead wrong, most Christian think that Jesus (pbuh) is their savior and by just believing in him. First of all savior from who? The truth is that Jesus (pbuh) is just a messenger and nothing else; Jesus (pbuh) cannot save you, unless you follow the commands or laws but the command, which was revealed to him, is manipulated. Christianity is deviated from the mainstream, instead of following Islam, Christians want their own way, due to the fact they have disease in their heart as mention in Holy Quran. The creator does not want to guide them, and He has misled them in to false religions because they denied has final revelation (Islam).

As mentions by "sami from uk " Islam is going down which is wrong, Islam is static entry in the environment (final law or final revelation). Muslim may be going way from Islam because the test of our creator is not easy, it requires hard work. This life (our purpose on this earth) is a test; that is to submit to our creator wills, follow Islam, and for greater reward install Islam on this earth.

By the way when Eassa (Jesus criest) (pbuh) returns He will follow Islam. He will rebel against Christian because; Christian made claims, which are false. He will also end or destroy the Jews nation. About 40 year after that there is a end of the world.

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