TARIQ, HARRAK and LISA

Submitted by tim bush (United States), Apr 10, 2006 at 22:51

If Mohamed were alive today, I think he would be SICK to see what Islam has be come...

TARIQ, HARRAK, UNBIASED and all the rest of you - ...This is not what Mohamed had in mind... And none of you can stand up and speak to your own people because you will probably get shot/blown up...

It's ridiculous... How can you even have a religious debate with LISA when you are so blinded by your own religion, there is not a remote possibility of listening to anyone else's thoughts... This is the way Islamic leaders are and this is the way you are too...

Islam has been so engrained into your cultures, it IS your identity... You are nothing without it; therefore, if Islam is wrong, so are you and that is unbearable...

Islam is not the way of God... It does not promote peace and it does nothing but bring suppression, hardship, and intolerance...

I see Islam as a want-to-be guide to show someone how to get to heaven... Basically, you do these things - pray 5 times a day, go on a pilgrimage, fast during Ramadan, etc, etc, - and you will go to heaven... These things bridge the gap between you and God and shows Him you are worthy for entry...

Christianity says: there is no way YOU can get to heaven on your own... You are a sinner and it just aint going to happen... Therefore, He sent His son to provide a way for us... If we believe in Him and understand that Jesus has bridged the gap for us, we will be granted our salvation...

It just doesnt make since to you guys does it?... A little too "soft" I think... You need rules and outlines and structure... How can you love your enemy?....

Mohamed was wrong... He has created a world theocracy that is doing nothing but suppressing its followers and killing the people that dont follow it...

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