2025 (February 28 to March 29)
Posted on 03/30/2025 10:37:00 AM PDT by MacNaughton
2025 (February 28 to March 29)
Honestly, I can’t imagine socializing with a Muslim. I have no problem with Jews, Hindus, Buddhists or whatever. But I figure Muslims want me dead. I keep my distance.
No x 1000!
No bacon and pork chops? Fagedaboutit.
They must be exterminated.
I know of at least one local ELCA Lutheran parish that has a partnership with a mosque, including sharing Iftar meals!
Yet another good reason that I became Orthodox!
You and me both.
Pronto.
Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ.Colossians 2:16-17
I attended an Iftar dinner in Iraq. We were invited by the Iraqis we were training and supporting at the Ministry of Interior.
If was nice. I never got used to the whole eating everything with their hands thing, though. They understood this and provided utensils for us infidels.
A political Iftar dinner!
If you truly love muslims, evangelize them if you can!
If the meal is halal, I refuse to take one single bite.
THIS. Christ Himself said love your enemies, do good to those who hate you. This kill ‘em all mentality is unchristian. Period.
Eating a Ramadan Dinner is the same as attending a gay wedding.
It only adds acceptance to evil. Don’t do it.
Nope. But if you wish to convert and have more than one wife and live in a home that has no furniture or decoration, learn the way of jihad, visit Mecca, allow them to usurp your freedom [ a quality righteous muslims hate ] & support murdering all Jews everywhere, then by all means, go ahead on it.
A 1000 times NO!
No. You are not welcome. They are taught to hate non-muzlims.
No. Nor should we help them celebrate the end of Ramdon.
In Claremont, interfaith iftar ‘a beautiful way of loving one another’ Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, 26 March 2025But, as with most media PR, it wasn't the big event it's made out to be, based on a pix:Local "priestess" Jessie Turner
Given several churches allied like the ELCA mentioned, it was a really little event....
And that revenend -- a 'married' lesbian. The Bishop’s Blog: St. Ambrose’s Church, Claremont TEC LA, 19 September 2021
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