Posted on 04/20/2014 5:27:05 PM PDT by rottndog
Another bizarre Obama holiday address In his Easter Address this year Barack Obama reminds us that the great religions, including Islam, teach us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. From the White House website:
Hi, everybody. For millions of Americans, this time of year holds great meaning
For me, and for countless other Christians, Holy Week and Easter are times for reflection and renewal. We remember the grace of an awesome God, who loves us so deeply that He gave us his only Son, so that we might live through Him. We recall all that Jesus endured for us the scorn of the crowds, the agony of the cross all so that we might be forgiven our sins and granted everlasting life. And we recommit ourselves to following His example, to love and serve one another, particularly the least of these among us, just as He loves every one of us.
The common thread of humanity that connects us all not just Christians and Jews, but Muslims and Hindus and Sikhs is our shared commitment to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. To remember, I am my brothers keeper. I am my sisters keeper. Whatever your faith, believer or nonbeliever, theres no better time to rededicate ourselves to that universal mission
They do. They just define "neighbors" as "fellow Muslims" exclusively.
You are correct — Islam is NOT a religion!
It is an evil totalitarian political system which manifests as a death cult, sworn to kill all “infidels!”
In those countries conquered and ruled by Moslems, all evidence of earlier civilizations was erased.
A more apt description of Islamacists is “destroyers.”
Yes, I would agree with that.
It’s the populace that is lethargic and clueless.
ISLAM, DICTATORS, AND CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=XnnZx_RPoKA
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