again this is sad

Submitted by Jackal (United States), Aug 22, 2006 at 19:02

Yet another sad display of your faith. The need to blame other religions. Everytime a finger is pointed at Islam its followers must point out flaws in other religions. They come back with "oh yeah well at least my religion doesn't do this".

First off, you don't understand the Christian religion. if you did you would understand that God and Jesus are ONE. Now Im not a Christian but at least I know that. Im not a Jew but Jews know that they just don't believe it. See thats what I don't get. If Muhammad is not God and he is not the voice of God why do you follow him? You say you don't follow a man but you blindly live by his teachings. You must face the facts that he was a man. What are men? They are human. They are flawed. He took the words of God and he twisted them to meet his needs and desires. Many Christians understand that this has been done in their religion. That is why so many came to America in the first place. The churches in England and Spain were being run by men not God. I am not hateful I just want people to see. I see Muhammad for who he is. Why can't you? If you don't worship him why can't you throw out his values and take up the values of God.

If Muhammad lived the way God wanted him he would not have done the things he did. He lived a secular life. He had his way with women he killed men and he stole. He fled persecution. Today his followers do the same thing. When they fight wars with western countries they surrender in record numbers. This all happens in a few days. If they did not fear death why surrender. If you are fighting for God why would you not die for your cause? I will tell you why because it is not in the name of God. Please I would like to hear your opinions on this.

- Jackal

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