[freedumb2003]

While I agree that Islam in general is a worldwide problem, I deplore that people cannot distinguish an individual from a religion.

Ask her directly which has precedence -- her religion or her country. If her imam tells her to kill other Americans (they will, it is just a matter of time), will she do it?

If someone is a Satan Worshiper, they might be an otherwise nice person. But they are still a Satan Worshiper.

The religion of the accursed pedophile (may he burn in hell between 2 pigs forever) is worse than Satan Worship.

The only good muslim is a Christian. So-called "moderate muslims" are either 5th columnists or just don't understand their own religion.

But ask anyway.

[The Blitherer]

Ask her directly which has precedence -- her religion or her country. If her imam tells her to kill other Americans (they will, it is just a matter of time), will she do it?

I can say with certainty that she would not do it.

Please don't think that I am defending Islam. I agree with what you are saying. My original post on this thread was in response to people celebrating the burning of a mosque, which I thought was innapropriate, and somehow I ended up being an apologist for Islam :-)

[Steve_Seattle]

"Ask her directly which has precedence -- her religion or her country."

A lot of Christians would say that their religion - their allegiance to what they believe to be the laws of God - takes precedence over their country. One hopes not to have to make that choice. During the Nazi era, the heroes were not those who identified Christianity with Nazism, but those who courageously said that Nazism was not compatible with Christianity. (And, no, I am not comparing the USA to Nazi Germany.) I am saying that in some circumstances, any real Christian might have to put God over country.

[dennisw]

I call him the "pervy prophet"