What?

Submitted by Christian Faith (United States), Apr 2, 2007 at 23:09

Undoubtedly, similar offensives have been launched in Europe. When one considers that the "separation of church and state" so overwhelmingly evident in free and flourishing societies is held inviolable, how is it that the state sponsored religion of Wahhabi Islam is legally permeating every blessed crevice of Western Civilization for no purpose other than our destruction? Yet, Christians, Jews, Hindus and Buddhists are legally prevented from entering their countries to spread our religions. As Islam pronounces itself the world's fastest growing religion, is it any wonder? When their uncanny ability to infiltrate our free and just societies are combined with Islam's high birthrates, mere numeric supremacy becomes a weapon. The weapon turns lethal when theology guarantees an unending supply of martyrs, like Arafat's call for a million martyrs to march on Jerusalem.

Pretty much what the heck? As a christian are you trying to slap us in the face. Have not treated you as human beings too. Has your stumble in your faith cause you to blame others for your problems? yes, we too have martrys. But so does every religion. the only difference is that the other religions including mine, dont commit suicide, your religion is the only one that we know that that if you were to kill someone its good. Suicide for us, is a cheap way out of life, and we die for what we believe in. We are being persecuted, not persecuting others.

now speaking as an America Citizen.

America has done nothing for all of us but except us for who we are and what we do. Have you not seen that? The American Soilders are fighting so we can speak about this stuff, that most of the time ends up in arrugments. So maybe you should think about what you are writting about before you make yourself look very idotic.

Sencerily yours,

Christian Faith.

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