The Moon-god, 'Al-Ilha...'

Submitted by warren raymond (Australia), Oct 3, 2006 at 21:07

The Mohammedan posters are too indoctrinated by their cult. Apart from a bit of huff & puff there is never any substance in any of their claims, which is regrettable. If all fails, they resort to threats and insults. Standard procedure. They are simply unable to debate. None of their arguments holds any water... Other than that they try to deflect and obfuscate, just to stir away from the unpleasantness of the blood-cult of Islam. As for my claim that 'Al-Ilha' is indeed the ancient moon-god of the pagan desert-Arabs solid evidence is at hand: http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/moongod.htm

There is a lot more where that came from... As for me being an 'expert on Islam' or some kind of Guru/'prophet: Why would I deny to have studied the Koran and the Sunnah, with understanding that comes from developing a sharp intellect, derived in years of free and uninhibited study, absolutely essential to develop an inquistive, critical mind ? Why would I deny having lived and worked many years of my live in the ME, in North-Africa, in Asia and Indonesia?

Does that make me a 'prophet?' Of course not. Was Mohammed a 'prophet?' Of course NOT! He never made one single prophecy, he was in it for booty & slaves... He was a 'Profit..' Understanding the evil of this totalitarian belief-system, a political ideology seeking world-domination at all cost, including genocide/annihilation of Jews and the sacrifice of millions of its own people for "booty"- which 'Allah' made 'lawful'-is absolutely essential if he west is to survive the onslaught of Mohammedansim. Islam must be seen as a political ideology in the guise of religion. Once this is understood, half the battle is won.

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