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To: DogByte6RER

This is nuts. I think Muslims in Iran celebrate Christmas. Jesus, or rather ISA, is a prophet in their religon.


27 posted on 12/09/2006 7:17:53 PM PST by RobbyS ( CHI)
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To: RobbyS

Yes, but a Christian will not admit that Jesus is a prophet and not the Savior. Islam recognizes Adam on the same order as Jesus of Nazareth. And there is no way Islam is going to demote Mohammed and call him "a" prophet. He is THE PROPHET.

There are Christians throughout the Middle East. It is also interesting to remember that there are Muslims who peacefully live in Jerusalem. I don't think Hezbollah recognizes them much, though.


56 posted on 12/09/2006 9:15:05 PM PST by Pan_Yans Wife
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Shoot -- a photo of Palestinians putting up Christmas decorations hit the newswire a couple days back. This PC stuff is disconcerting, but is far from an organized campaign to strike Christianity from society.


57 posted on 12/09/2006 9:46:18 PM PST by sbMKE
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To: RobbyS
Jesus is a prophet according to all Moslems. However, in Iran they celebrate Naruz, which is an old Zorastrian holiday.

You are thinking of Syria where the top dog belongs to the Alawi ~ a group that combines elements of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. They started out as a bunch of Shi'ites, but long ago passed out of the pale of Islamic orthodoxy.

One Freeper reported that Sadr (in Iran) has agreed that they are Moslems. All the Moslems I've ever spoken to on the matter, as well as all the authorities on the internet, disagree with Sadr on the issue.

80 posted on 12/10/2006 2:40:17 PM PST by muawiyah
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