Our dear Sephora and not the perfume store

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Jan 31, 2009 at 16:18

Our dear Sephora rabina yu3alimuha ana allah laysa rab

>If the Christian god were so omnipotent why did he not stop such a horrible tragedy...

And what gave you the impression that I really care if there is a Christian God or not? what do you think darling?

>sorry, but the petty squabling over who is right and who is wrong is too much.

"who is right and who is wrong" in regard to what darling?

>Do your research and you will all learn that the Christian God and Allah is the same person,

Really? Then congratulations our dear Sepehora al-tablighiya but it seems that Jesus is indeed your Allah or the ethnic God of the Jews is your Allah so congratulations our dear Sephora but you are now a Jew and as if I care

> called Yahweh in the Jewish religion.

Wow I'm so impressed so Allah is Yahweh? And where would I find in the Qur'an: Ina allah wa yahwah nafs al-wahid?

> All of your religions are the same religion by different names,

Let me see so Rama and ganesh are also Allahs right?

>and the Islamic religion was supposed to be peacefull

Says who? and where would i find in the Qur'an a book that you cannot read in Arabic: qul ina al-islam deen al-salam? Oh the transliterated Arabic? Darling: I do not translate arabic for wannabe arabs like you

>just like the Christian one was, but the Christians are certainly capable of creating horrors as well...just look up the Crusades.

Oh the crusades! And how about the Muslim crusades aka al-futuh al-islamiyya darling? Oh you know by now that i not translate Arabic for wannabe arabs

I urge you to abandon Islam and be free again

A view by one is who not Christian, Islamic, or Jewish...grow up people.

Gobbledygook

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