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As much as I don’t like Islam - and I mean the entire system of Islam. We should stop and think about this. Taking the advice of a well known and experience lady from the Middle East, Brigitte Gabriel, I am siding with her on this issue. No - we should not burn their so-called holy book - because that’s exactly what they want. They want us to become them - to act like them - and use the same childish tactics that make Islam so distasteful and unpredictable. Therefore, out actions should be just that predictable in the face of a system that is vying for control through any means necessary.

With that said, if we re-act or are proactive to the very incidents that make Islam so fearful – and that’s what they are – people are afraid of the irrational decisions that any of their religious or groups leader make – that most will decline any action that may upset them and result in a fatwa (death threat) placed on them. However, they can be countered effectively.

We protect our churches – that means in Africa – Iraq – Southeast Asia – we protect them with deadly force. Come into a Christian neighborhood seeking vengeance and it will result in your defeat. Yes, we as Christians need to defend what is ours and what we know is the truth. Should we seek them out – no. They will always come to us – they will bring their mentality and destruction with them. Never should we stand aside and allow them to molest, take, kill, enslave, seize, or control the things that we not only have the right to – but have earned.

Once they realize that Christians are more powerful than they are – that we have stopped taking their threats and encroachments – they will cease in their attacks. If they don’t, there will be none of them left to read a Koran or attend a mosque – therefore – we don’t need to burn it. It will only gather dust in their complete absence.