Our dear Nura and paganism and Islam

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jun 28, 2008 at 17:20

Our dear Nura ... wrote

>According to what Jesus spoke.

Really? Is this your and what did you call it "small English" what ever that is? You cannot be a Jewish woman from Ohio and you think I should immigration about you and may be ship you back to Pakiland?

>Contemporary Christianity is nothing more than paganism.

Oh let me see Allah does not like pagansim and our dear Nura al-tablighee says that Christianity is no more than paganism. Where can I sign in and become a Christian/pagan and drive Allah out of his mind?

And what is wrong with pagansim darling? And I have te following question for you:

1. Would you agree with me that kissing and venerating let us say a black stone is pagansim. Right?

2. . Muslims kiss and venerate al-ka3bba. Right? al-ka3bba is a cold and black stone. Right? But this is paganism our dear Nura. What do you think darling?

3. Would you agree with me that kissing and venerating a book is also pagan? But is seems that Muslims kiss and venerate a copy of the Qur'an. This is paganism darling. Right?

4. What is the difference between praying to an unseen god and to an idol? Let me help you our dear Nura: there is no difference except in the minds of ignorant people like you

5. And what is the difference between offering slaughtered poor animal to please a deity and the barbaric killing of sheep and goat to please your Arabian Allah during 3id al-adha? There is no difference.

So much for islam and pagansim, and oh if your Allah does not like paganism then sign me in as a pagan

I urge you to abandon islam and islamic paganism

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