Posted on 06/20/2016 11:13:15 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
The Mohammedan perp was speaking English. He said “Allah” because that is what he meant.
NEWSFLASH: White House now blames Justice Department for the redacted transcript. Okay but will the unredacted transcript still use “God” instead of “Allah?”
How come when Muslims speak English they still use Allah?
That is their lie, they say we call our God “Allah” because Allah means God in Arabic. They will never call God “God” when speaking English, even if they do not know how to speak Arabic.
BTW, if the killings had been done by a fanatic Christian who called the cops and said he slaughtered in the name of God, do you think Ms. Lynch would’ve replaced “God” with “Allah”?...
Where are the party leaders that should be addressing this crap. And I don’t mean turncoats like Mitch, Paul, “reverse fighter ace” and the other greed bound bastardos.
Found the following. Not sure how accurate it is, but it seems reasonable. Seems that “Allah” is NOT a generic term for God, and that he is based off of Baal.
http://www.letusreason.org/islam6.htm
“Allah is not a common name meaning “God” (or a “god”), and the Muslim must use another word or form if he wishes to indicate any other than his own peculiar deity.” (Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics (ed. Hastings), I:326.)
According to the Encyclopedia of Religion, Allah corresponded to the Babylonian god Baal, and Arabs knew of him long before Mohammed worshipped him as the supreme God.”
Absolutely.
Odd. In parts of the Mohammadan world the local Christians are banned from using Allah to mean God.
Interesting link. I always wonder what links Islam has to Ba’al. Now Ba’al worship involved large bisexual orgies, and the child sacrifices of the unwanted children such behavior produces. Islam is nothing of the kind, they don’t encourage such practices. However, on the other hand they don’t seem to value human life that much either. They are both preoccupied with this World, rather than the next one.
In another time in my life, I actually researched Islam with an open mind. I went so far as to befriend some in college, and online. A couple of them tried to convert me, and they told me that lie that Allah is just God in arabic. They of course will point out that they believe in Jesus too. Of course, the person that they think Jesus was, is not the one we all know. As I read more and more about their prophet, I found him to be an evil demon possessed man. I finally, gave up researching it.
I think most Muslims in Muslim countries are just afraid to admit that they do not believe it at all.
Well, in this case they were correct. Every language has a generic term for Yahweh." The Germans say "Gott" (from which we English-speakers get "God,") the French say "Dieu," the Spanish say "Dios,"the Slavic world uses "Bog" the Vietnamese say "Chúa," the Fiinns say "Jumala." The Bible was translated into other languages very early on, and was translated into Arabic well before Muhammed. The pre-Islamic translations into Arabic used "Allah" and the persecuted Christians of the Arab world today use "Allah," just as you pray to "God" although the word "God" is not in the Hebrew or Greek Scriptures. It's Muhammed and his Koran that you have a problem with (hopefully a big problem), not the Arab word for "God." This doesn't get the FBI off the hook for translating into English, the context is the Islamic Religion, which insists upon the Arabic name. By changing it, they are weirdly trying hard to "unname" the ideology driving 99% of terrorism from the middle east).
All Muslims call God “Allah”, not just the Arabic speaking ones. For an English speaking Christian to say Allah, shows that he is referring to the Islamic diety.
Isn’t it ironic? The Justice Department replaces “Allah” with “God,” while a growing number of public schools are replacing God with Allah.
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