Christianity has always attempted to define ‘free will’, and in doing so, has affirmed that it is an individual choice.
Mohammedanism’s only choice is to convert or die. The individual, and the acknowledgement of free will, are both things that are suppressed, oppressed, and destroyed, at the interpretation of the so-called omniscient cleric.
Thus, the spirit of The Reformation flowed from the individual, and in thus, is completely opposite to anything Mohammedan.
[ Christianity has always attempted to define ‘free will’, and in doing so, has affirmed that it is an individual choice.
Mohammedanism’s only choice is to convert or die. The individual, and the acknowledgement of free will, are both things that are suppressed, oppressed, and destroyed, at the interpretation of the so-called omniscient cleric.
Thus, the spirit of The Reformation flowed from the individual, and in thus, is completely opposite to anything Mohammedan. ]
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