distort truth

Submitted by kman (United States), Nov 10, 2008 at 21:51

I used to think there was some reason to respond to your posts. Your distortions will be brought up on the last day when the God you allude to proves to be the God of all truth and a loving one at that.

It's obvious you read what others say here but, haven't the logic or truth to back anything you say. Consequently, you only post to a general audience.

The Jews, Muslims, and Christians had a common starting point and, all similarities after that are gone. The clear distortions of God's word by Islam is so obvious it hardly deserves a response. The Jews only problem was that they failed to recognize the Word (Messiah) they so strenuosly strained the scriptures for. With the Word standing right in front of their faces and calling them the liars and hypocrites they were, they still failed to see the scriptures he delivered at their doorstep.

The Jews were blind and , the Muslims lie and distort. Satan always follows along behind God's every move and distorts truth to look altogether different. You never see the truth because Satan has a gun to your head.

You leave your simplistic trail of posts which will someday be broadcast as "the only truth". The real truth, of course will somehow be absent. The power is transfering but, the truth will always be the truth.

Why do you Muslims always hate and murder and torture and rape? Why can't you see we all have a common start and you got derailed?

You never reason with anyone because you can't. I think you are laying a trail that will be all that is left when the truths are deleted.

You make no attempt at truth. Your every word is a distortion.

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