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To: smvoice

What presumption to think anyone has the authority to incite violence against a group of innocent people while they sit in their comfy home.

What absolute rubbish.

Go to Islam and do that and take martyrdom, but to claim that one should proclaim the death of Islam in writing or on the television or on the internet to a bunch of murderous jihadists in Cairo is to sign a death warrent, needlessly I might add, for the sake of being a warrior for God.

Those who espouse this are no better than the Islamists themselves.

Every Christian should be ready to face his maker, but the IDEA that YOU can sit here and freely sign another’s death sentence is a sin.


54 posted on 10/02/2011 2:16:58 PM PDT by OpusatFR
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To: OpusatFR; smvoice

Help me out here. We are to proclaim Christ but not in a way that would endanger anyone? Is that what I’m to take from this? We should stand up for Christ but not overtly lest we be put in danger or endanger someone else? Did I miss where Christ instructed us to covertly spread His word or stand up for Him? I distinctly remember the stand up and proclaim Him publicly or He would deny us meme.


55 posted on 10/02/2011 2:24:36 PM PDT by CynicalBear
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To: OpusatFR

You just don’t seem to get it. Where we are, what we are doing, and where we end up is according to God’s purpose and plan, and it’s all for HIS glory. Not man’s. Not the pope’s. Any believer knows this and puts his life in God’s hand, knowing that to live is Christ and to die is gain. Whether we live or die, it is to and for Christ. Inciting violence? By standing up with the TRUTH? What would Jesus do?


56 posted on 10/02/2011 2:26:42 PM PDT by smvoice (The Cross was NOT God's Plan B.)
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