Our dear so called terrence al-tablighee and delusions

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Aug 18, 2009 at 06:32

Our dear Terence whose command of the English language is bizarre (remember "caught out"? mr fake) and whose command of Arabic is big time ZERO and who has no clue about what is really the Aristotelian KISS (remember that too mr fake?)

>x muslim, while we are on the subject of freedom of choice, let's talk about the Christian Inquisition.

And what about the inquisition?

>What fine examples of freedom of choice given to the Muslims

The Muslims in Spain were occupiers and had to be kicked out.

And you know what? I do not study the NT but I would challenge you to find anyhting in the NT that would be even close to iqtoloo al-mushrikeen or and I'm paraphrasing here or qatilo ahl al-kitab

So much for the freedom of religion in islam. Oh ayat la ikah fi al-deen? It was nusikhat by ayat al-sayf

Oh the transliterated Arabic? may be you can ask one of your Arab masters to translate it for you. Your Mullah? Do not even try

>and Jews

You our dear Terrence al-tablighee worry about the Jews? really? astaghfirullah I thought that your Arabian Allah metamorphosed them into khanazeer wa quruud

>before being murdered in the name of Christ!

So where does it say in the NT "do not provide freedon of religion to Muslims" ? you will not find it

The Qur'an? that is a different story

So what is really your Pakistani name? and why do you pretend to be some one else? Is it the self hate thing? or is it delusions? or is it taqiyya? so which one is it?

I urge you to stop being the victim of the Arabs and their imperilaism that brutalized your Hindu ancestors. Oh did i say Hindu? Oh well

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