moderate submission to Satan?
Reader comment on article: [The Search for Moderate Islam:] A Reply to Lawrence Auster

Submitted by Bob Boynton (United States), Feb 9, 2005 at 17:00

Dear Daniel,
Let me say first that I enjoy reading your reports and agree with much that you say.
However when it comes to Islam I must say that one can't be "submissive" to the devil and submissive to the God of heaven at the same time.
The God of Heaven as apposed to the God of this world or the god of Islam is not the same God.
Yes, one is free to worship whom he may but when one "god" says kill the non-believer and the true God YHWH says, love your neighbor; we have a situation that cannot exist in a country that is one nation under God (the God of the Jew and Christian).
This same arguement is given to Freemason's who think they can sit beside a muslom in the Lodge and seek the Grand architect of the universe when the muslom is planning to kill you if you don't eventually "convert" to his way of thinking.
The same problem exists in Israel when people think there can be peace between the sons of Ismael and the sons of Isacc.
The "prince of peace" Yeshua/Jesus (god's salvation) will return and all we can hope for until then is to recognize the enemy and keep him out of our great country.
Our Judeo-Christian laws are not compatable with Sheria nor is our faith in the god of Abraham, Isacc and Jacob(Israel) compatable with Islam.
To prove the point: I think we only have to look at what has happened in other country's that didn't stop Islam.
May we stop it here in America while we still can.
Keep writing, and check out the prophets of the bible and take a look at the passover "Lamb of God" who was offered in our stead on "preparation day"

Bob Boynton

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