To: francisandbeans
It is curious, therefore, that there seems to have been so little serious scholarly research of the historical evidence for how Islam came to be. The same could be said of the founding of Christianity; what research has been done is resoundingly denounced by those with a vested interest in the status quo ...
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09/27/2001 11:07:09 AM PDT by
Junior
To: Junior
The same could be said of the founding of Christianity; what research has been done is resoundingly denounced by those with a vested interest in the status quo ... OK, shoot. Give me one specific criticism of the the Bible and the Catholic church or one contradiction in either. That shouldn't be too hard.
To: Junior
You want to find the founding of Christianity ? Read the Bible . You wsnt to know what Christians are instructed to do and should do by His will ? Read the Bible . Especially the New Testament .
Find anything that instructs Christians to slay by the millions ? You won't .
Want to see why Islam is the bloodiest path ever tread by a false prophet . Read some of the Korans views on non-believers .
Perhaps you should get to know Jesus personally yourself as well .
Cheese .
=)
To: Junior
Casting doubts upon the Resurrection and the divinity of the Lord Jesus is an acceptible and widespread practice on college campuses, the scientific community, Hollywood, Broadway, the art world -- some of which is done using government subsidies -- and even in public schools With all that Christianity continues to triumph.
There really isn't a comparison with what this fellow is saying about the lack of criticism of Islam.
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