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To: Valin
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Speak for your self.

Of course, I am always only speaking for myself. But I have many friends here on FR that for the most part agree as to the danger in Islam (and that was a post that was written to one of those like minded friends. I realize that doesn't include everyone and that it doesn't include you. But, as you know, you are in a minority.

I appreciate your view, but I don't agree it.

I tend to agree with Spencer and Hirsi Ali (as to the horrors inflicted on women by strict muslims), and with Ergun Caner as regards the view of a former muslim who has converted to Christianity.

I certainly agree with you that there are many good muslims in the world, and my fight is not with them. My disagreement is with muslims that seek to return to or spread militant (true) Islam.

Like Spencer said, in any religious reformation, the goal is to return to the original idea (to the founder). In Christianity, the goal is to return to Yeshua and in Islam it is to return to Mohammed.

I wish it weren't so, but Mohammed was a marauder, a rapist, a murdered, and established a violent, even demonic, example for his devout followers. A return to Mohammed can produce only trouble.

Anyway, you see my point.

17 posted on 09/13/2005 7:59:25 AM PDT by Dark Skies ("The only way to find yourself is in the fires of sorrow." -- Oswald Chambers)
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To: Dark Skies

But, as you know, you are in a minority.

If you mean the Islamic world is at war with us..I wonder if that's true?

I'm a conservative republican living in Mpls Mn., trust me I know what it's like being a minority! :-)


18 posted on 09/13/2005 8:15:20 AM PDT by Valin (The right to do something does not mean that doing it is right.)
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