A Deep and Abiding Hate

Palm Sunday, which starts the holy week of Easter—two Christian churches were bombed during mass in Egypt, leaving at least 50 worshippers dead and nearly 130 injured and/or mutilated (graphic images/video of aftermath here). Less than four months earlier, around Christmas, another Christian church was bombed in Egypt, leaving 27 worshippers—mostly women and children—dead and wounding nearly 70. On New Year’s Day, 2011, yet another Egyptian church was bombed, leaving 23 worshippers dead. In 2013, almost 70 Christian churches in Egypt were attacked, many burned to the ground, by Muslim Brotherhood supports.

The Islamic State was quick to claim credit for the terror attacks but it’s really not the whole story. “ISIS” and groups like al-Qaeda, Boko Haram, Al-Shabaab, Hamas, Taliban, Wahabbi Saudi, The Muslim Brotherhood and all the Muslims who persecute Christians around the world are a symptom, not the source of the hate.

Islam is hate...

A letter from a Muslim doctor was published on the opinion page of today's local Gannett newsrag. To avoid any copyright issues I'll summarize it: He says that ISIS has forgotten that Qur'an 22:40-41 tells Muslims to protect all places of worship, explicitly mentioning churches. He accuses them of acting against Muhammad's instructions, denounces all acts of terrorism and offers condolences to his "Christian brothers and sisters who lost loved ones".

My question is whether the doctor is practicing taqiyya, or is simply a good man who is woefully undereducated about his own faith.

Taqiyya.

That actually IS in the Koran, but was abrogate by later commands from the demon-possessed pedophile bandit ‘prophet’ of Islam.

http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/220358/islamic-jihad-and-doctrine-abrogation-raymond-ibrahim

My question is whether the doctor is practicing taqiyya, or is simply a good man who is woefully undereducated about his own faith.

Excellent article, posted by Little Ray. Note, as well, the following from the same article:

Take Dr. Ahmed al-Naqib, for instance. He has studied at the best Islamic madrassas, including Al Azhar, authored numerous books on doctrine, received awards and decorations for his academic achievements, and regularly appears on television. In one video he appears discussing an earlier Muslim mob attack on a church in Egypt, which the media and government always denounce as fitna, an Arabic word that means temptation or discord and which Islam commands Muslims to oppose.
Citing revered Islamic texts including the Koran, Dr. Naqib explained that the open display of shirk—the greatest sin in Islam, associating someone else with God, which the Koran accuses Christians of doing via the Trinity—“is the worst form of fitna, worse than murder and bloodshed.”

Here's another article that is most disturbing, given the history of the Crusades.

Catholic Enablers of Islam

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