lion

Submitted by ahmad zafire (United States), Mar 4, 2006 at 21:30

exactly what iam saying....see lion, i understand your point but a true follower of islam follows the way of christ too and awaits his second coming. my point is this jews,chrsitian and muslim are so eager to tell who's going where. this is not the way everybody mad at each other. poilitics is controlling our faiths in which the means we live and treat eachother. each faith has its way of trying to follows god laws. no doubt!!! all come about during different times. why down play another religion when one religion is another level of the first.

both christian and islam come from the jewish faith. both have scriptures of the same. i read both bible and the koran with a blink and open mind. all are very similar.....jews are just as muslims but believe issaac was the chosen son and muslim believe that ishamel was the chosen one. who's right not questioning my faith but just putting out there. we are told to believe in the unseen which gives us faith. but the fact is that man played a big part in it too. by trying to be best or chosen more than the other. God made us all and loves everyone of us.islam showed how to put aside my basis towards other faiths and people. its not the religion of God it the people that corupt it. look today ..dont matter what religion ur someone has something terrorible to say about it. as if the religion made things that way. it human beings who do these devilish things. not judisim...not christianity...not islam. people....people. this been happening since the begininig of time. i wish everyone will stop judging.. CAUSE IT IS WRITTEN !!!! ONLY ONE HAS THE RIGHT AND THE POWER TO JUDGE ALL. AND THEN ONLY THEN WILL THE TRUTH SET US ALL FREE. but unfortunately i dont see it happening anytime soon......sad.

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