The Slavery of Islam

Youtube ^ | 10/25/19 | Gerard Perry

[OddLane]

I read through The Epistle of Philemon, and contrast the slavery inherent within Islam to the freedom offered by Christ, liberator of the captives. I also try to explain the sheer incomprehensibility of much of the Koran as written.

[Fungi]

Even Islamists acknowledge that a large percentage of the Koran is unintelligible. That is because an epileptic was the source of the words in the Koran--or so it is said. Note the false prophet did not write it, he was illiterate. Others wrote it, whom we do not know, and they got it wrong.

They did not know how to organize the epileptic utterances as they were written on anything they could find, stones, palm leaves, whatever was handy. Then they put it together in haphazard fashion, the longest to the shortest surahs. But they even got that wrong, the longest is the second surah.

One would think that if this was truly a "holy" book, ordained of God, they could get something right. But it is all wrong, the words, the meaning, everything. From the beginning to the end, from its length and breath, it is a phony book by a phony prophet.

[cloudmountain]

Slavery has been a part of every major culture. It's a nasty part and the more advanced cultures DUMP it.

The U.S. made slavery illegal AND immoral.

[oldtech]

Having said all this, it surely doesn’t say much for those who would read & believe it either, does it?