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REV. JERRY FALWELL CALLS THE PROPHET MOHAMMED 'A TERRORIST'
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Posted on 10/03/2002 8:42:40 AM PDT by Cicero
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To: 11th Earl of Mar
Psalm 51:17: "The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and a contrite heart."
To: 11th Earl of Mar
Maybe true. But he has the wrong timing. Remember when Reagan called the Soviet Union an "evil empire"? The media had a fit, as they will now. And ten years later the wall fell.
Many years later Gorbachev admitted that Reagan's words had a significant impact on the Communist Party hierarchy creating a lot of self doubt, introspection, and loss of nerve, however difficult that may be to believe.
To: dennisw
If there is another religion whose main figure is a warrior I would like to know. Shinto is the only similar religious thing that I can think of. And we know how that ended up.
To: johnb838
I'm pretty sure Jerry Falwell will get along quite well without being instructed in scripture by one who hate it. There's another scripture about Satan being able to quote scripture to suit his own purposes. And let's not forget the one about those who curse the Jews will be cursed. Here's a prayer for you: "Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is Near". First of all, I am not one "who hate" Scripture and am not Satan either. And go read II Timothy 3:16 which tells us that ALL Scripture is for reproof and correction of the saints. If you think Falwell is above reproof and correction, you have the problem, not me.
And you will have to show us how my disagreeing with Jerry Falwell's arrogant mannerisms pits me against the Bible. [Please cite chaper and verse when you do.]
ALso, save your prayers, I first repented years ago and have again many times since.
To: Cicero
Falwell hits total controversy while affirming the Christian Rights steadfast support for the state of Israel against its Islamic enemies.
What controversy? Falwell's assessment of Muhammad and Islam is entirely consistent with history. Muhammad attacked and destroyed the centuries-old Jewish and Christian civilization of the Arabian peninsula. He was a predator and gained his following by the promise of booty. This was the M.O. throughout the intervening centuries up to the present century with the dhimmi laws.
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:00:13 AM PDT
by
aruanan
To: SarahW
i'm sure the triangle was not a "gay plot", and part of the swishiness was unconscious but it WAS present. It did not go lost on the gay community I dunno. You have the triangle (gays), the rod (male), the circle (female) and the screw shape (deviants). Seems pretty obvious to me.
To: sinkspur
Falwell has some kind of seething anger just below that calm exterior of his and it bubbles to the top occasionally. Sodom and Gomorrah. New York City. Compare/contrast.
To: Cicero
Falwell just became a target for some of that mulsim violence.
To: Bobby777
I don't believe comparing Hitler to Mohammed is a good analogy. I also don't believe comparing a Democracy to Christianity is not a very good analogy. I am talking about souls lost for eternity ("For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever should believe in him shall not perish but have EVERLASTING LIFE." John 3:16).
As Jesus said, "I am the WAY, the TRUTH, and THE LIFE NO ONE comes to Father except by me." I look at Muslims as lost people who will spend eternity in hell unless they accept Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. Falwell claiming to be a man of the sharing the Gospel with the lost, is not helping out God's cause by insulting Muslims. I agree Mohammed was an adulterer, murderer maybe even a so called terrorist but Falwell should know that man is a sinner ("For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." Romans 3:23). This is not helpful for saving lost Muslims.
To: flamefront
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Time to bring back the F-8 CRUSADERS
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:11:41 AM PDT
by
Mat_Helm
To: Aquinasfan
Remember when Reagan called the Soviet Union an "evil empire"? The media had a fit, as they will now. And ten years later the wall fell. I agree. But Reagan never called Stalin a terrorist, even though it would have been true.
Reagan had much more political sense than does Falwell. [I would even bet that Ronnie even with Alzeimers has better sense than Jerry Falwell.]
To: elfman2
He got his wife when she was 6 but didn't have relations with her until she was 9, or so the story goes. If that's not pedephilia, what is?
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:13:55 AM PDT
by
Mo1
To: swarthyguy
Thanks, swarthyguy. I'm with you.
To: truthandlife
Falwell claiming to be a man of the sharing the Gospel with the lost, is not helping out God's cause by insulting Muslims. I agree. Jesus commanded us to share the "gospel" with others. "Gospel" is defined as "good news."
Some people act like it is good news that 'those bad people' are going to hell. But the good news according to Jesus, is that 'those bad people don't have to go to hell.'
To: joyful1; sola gracia
"I'm sending Falwell a $$$contribution today! Times are tough for me, but Falwell deserves a reward for telling the truth! HE IS A PROPHET!!" Save your money. Falwell not a prophet. Pointing out that the founder of one of the most violent religions in history was a terrorist is no big accomplishment. Falwell is simply singing the tune Israel's "Amen Corner" in America wants to hear. He misses a HUGE point here:
There are 70 million of us...[and] theres nothing that would bring the wrath of the Christian public in this country down on this government like abandoning or opposing Israel on a critical matter.
Were the wrath of 70 million Christians to descend on Washington if the government abandoned Israel, it would be yet another sign of our misplaced values as a nation. 70 million Christians have sat silent while the government abandoned the Constitution under the reign of this "conservative" president. Christians need to quit worrying about Israel and start worrying about America for once.
To: Cicero
How dare Falwell call the prophet a terrorist! He was a rapist, a thief and a murderer. But a terrorist? The gall.
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:17:34 AM PDT
by
Lent
To: Asclepius
The truth hurts doesn't it.
I for one would rather have the truth than spewing lies (ie Islam a 'religion of peace') for the sake of an election.
I'm glad someone has the balls to tell the truth: our enemy is ISLAM. It is a cult religion that at its heart is bloodlust and violence. Islam = hate.
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:17:53 AM PDT
by
fogarty
To: Cicero
I often disagree with Rev. Falwell but the unbiased facts and hard data about Islam's founder all back up his claims. Rock on Brother Falwell.
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To: Aquinasfan
If there is another religion whose main figure is a warrior I would like to know.
Shinto is the only similar religious thing that I can think of. And we know how that ended up.
Who is this main warrior figure or warrior founder of Shinto?
"Shinto has no central founder, no sacred scriptures, no clearly defined moral code, and no ruling body. It is considered to be the earliest religion in Japan, and yet still continues to be the most common religion among the Japanese today."
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posted on
10/03/2002 11:22:51 AM PDT
by
dennisw
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