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Ambassador, I'm sorry but I've been more busy on the other forum reading the sniper releases. There is a VERY interesting one that connects "mohammed" with a terror camp in Alabama.

Maybe we can both agree that "islam" is not a "religion of peace." I think it uncanny that during a "war on terror" this thing happens probably by a guy named "mohammed" and the media is saying, "oh....no connection...islam is a religion of peace." HORSEPUCKY! To declare it unconnected right off the dime is extraordinary BIAS! Franklin Graham and Jerry Falwell (before he backed down) were right.

Which post did you want me to address? Thanks, Z.

#2642 & #2646 That should actually get us started. If you will see, now that I think I understand your perceptions of Premillennialism, I'm ready to move forward with 2 arguments against Premillennialism. #2642 is the one I really want to you focus on.

BTW, I never listen to a media person. Invariably, they are liberal and an infidel. I do happen to have a couple in my city who are Christian and not afraid of guns so I have a source to go to when I really want to know what is going on locally. As for Mohammed, I'll wait a little before connecting the war on terror and this sniper. Perhaps he is nothing more than a lone enemy of God acting much like any serial killer. Then again, maybe he is part of a terror cell preparing for a nation wide campaign of sniper attacks on Americans. I'm assuming, of course, that Mohammed is actually the sniper.

BTW, you remind me of my grandfather with your HORSEPUCKEY metaphor.

Even funnier re the sniper.... The media knew they had two black suspects, one was named Mohammed, but because they were digging up a yard in Washington State, one of the reporters, CNN of course, actually said that they "were probably White Supremacists!" Who needs comedy with news like that!