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To: LSUfan
Rick Warren knowingly accepted an invitation to speak before a Muslim Brotherhood front that was named an unindicted co-conspirator in the largest terrorism financing trial in US history. He is on the wrong side.

I have no problem with a pastor speaking to a muslim organization. I would hope that he would use the opportunity to preach the gospel to them. I have no idea whether Warren preached the gospel or whether he issued "get-along verbage." As a preacher, I would LOVE to be able to address a group of muslims.... provided there are lots of body-guards present.

46 posted on 12/31/2009 10:30:10 AM PST by Guyin4Os (My name says Guyin40s but now I have an exotic, daring, new nickname..... Guyin50s)
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To: Guyin4Os

if warren states that muslims and christians worship the same deity, i would not conclude that when speaking to muslims he says something about repenting one’s sins to Jesus, committing one’s entire life to Him, and thereby finding personal salvation.


49 posted on 12/31/2009 10:33:11 AM PST by freedomyes
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To: Guyin4Os

There is nothing wrong with addressing a Muslim group. However, there IS something VERY wrong with addressing a group associated with the original Jihadist terrorist organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, which gave birth to both HAMAS and Al Qaeda, after that group was implicated in the largest terrorism financing trial in US history.


53 posted on 12/31/2009 10:38:28 AM PST by LSUfan
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