Arabs in the early church
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Submitted by clarence paul puckett (United States), Jan 2, 2008 at 00:06

David: The book of Acts chapter 17 shows Arabs were in the early christian church in the first century and back, their backward barbarious ways didn't start showing up until the fanatical founder mohammed in the sixth century wrote the twisted muddled up quran, he was actually the first terriost and a pedophile with the blood of many jews and some of his own people on his hands, I have read many writings of ex-muslims and their references to the quran, and I see nothing but a harbinger of confusion in that book of garble.

Unlike the bible which can be readily understood by a child, God has never complcated anything pertaining to him and his word. However it is a spiritual book and unsaved people cannot discern the scriptures.I am hearing from David Wilkinson[Times Square Church] and others that many muslims are coming to Christ each waking day, God is giving them dreams and visions of Jesus and who he really is, not just a prophet, a mere man, but the son of God and also God in the flesh, they deny this as muslims, until these people's hearts are right, neither will their head be right and they think more like barbarians. Dr. Erin Caner of Liberty university is a classic example of an ex-muslim who is now a christian professor teaching at Liberty College, He and his brother who is also a doctor have some books out. You can google the names of the people I have listed and mentioned for further info.

Thanks for your reply.

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