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Hilaire Belloc also considered Islam to be a “peculiar heresy”.


4 posted on 05/20/2008 7:49:12 AM PDT by flying_bullet (El Conservo tribe member)
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Hilaire Belloc also considered Islam to be a “peculiar heresy”.

He was correct. Just had this discussion with my pastor over the weekend. Islam stems from a monk who did not believe in the divine nature of Jesus Christ. That did not stop him from proselitizing the Arabs who worshipped many gods. He taught them that there is but one God. The first part of the Qu'uran ends with the writer saying that God's inspiration for his writings ended at a certain point. That would have been when the monk died. The 2nd part of the Qu'uran is more of a political book on how to rid the world of those infidels who do not preach and practice the one God (the word Allah means God but the Muslims have twisted the word into also being the name of God). Wish I could provide more details. It was a lengthy and fascination discussion. And, oh yes, my pastor is from the Middle East.

10 posted on 05/20/2008 7:58:47 AM PDT by NYer (Jesus whom I know as my Redeemer cannot be less than God. - St. Athanasius)
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