The solution is to go back to our roots/love and support our children

Submitted by Lisa (Canada), Nov 17, 2006 at 14:32

Love your enemies as much as you love yourself, pray for those who crucify you, be kind to those who insults you. The only solution to stability of this world is to replace the discrimination and hatred in our lifes with tolerance, kindness and love.

To protect my children from any sickness in this world is to love them, to communicate with them, to teach them the values that Christ brought to this world.

I am against Islam as ideology for zillions of reasons but never against Muslims as human being who deserve respect and be treated in dignity. Raising your Children away from faith is a big mistake, because we as human are born to worship Almighty GOD, it is within our Genes, built into our DNA, how can we expect a good society without directing the main core of it, our children, we need to support and love them so they won't choose paths that we don't approve, whether drugs, sin or even join terrorists groups.

Family unity and Ummah concept in Islam has strong tights and thats what attracts our lost children into thier ideology

We need to teach our childern to respect thier bodies, respect family connections, create strong tights with them based on uncoditional love and support. The West unfortunately moved and are moving away from all of these values, disrepect of Church and traditions is what moving the West toward this fate.

It is never too late though, we need to pray hard and keep faith in our hearts and try to live the words of Jesus, because this is the only way I see out of the misery of this world.

Peace of the lord Jesus Christ be with you all

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