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Current Events => General Discussion => Topic started by: PatriotGame on August 14, 2008, 03:39:16 PM
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A Saudir Arabian Muslim father cut out his daughter's tongue and lit her on fire upon learning that she had become a Christian.
The child became curious about Jesus Christ after she read Christian material online, the Gulf News reported.
Her father read of her Internet conversation, detached her tongue and burned her to death "following a heated debate on religion," according to an International Christian Concern report.
The father is employed by the muwateen, or Commission for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice. The muwateen are police tasked by the government with enforcing religious purity. The man has been taken into custody, and his identity has not been released.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=72273
Oh I can't wait for the "progressives" in the world to fully adopt Sharia law!
How can anyone be so disgusting?
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Her father read of her Internet conversation, detached her tongue and burned her to death "following a heated debate on religion," according to an International Christian Concern report.
Removed her tongue...then had a debate.
Yep. That's the "Religion of Peace" for you. :bird: :mental:
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She is now with Christ her Savior.
May her father burn in hell for eternity.
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So, does anybody want to explain why Allah (otherwise known as Bha'azaalman, Bhaal, and Shai'tan) is the same as the Christian/Jewish God?
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Hell's to good for a man that would do that to his own child.......or anyone elses for that matter.
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And Obama wants to talk and negotiate with these people.
Yeah.....that's going to work reallllll well.
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So, does anybody want to explain why Allah (otherwise known as Bha'azaalman, Bhaal, and Shai'tan) is the same as the Christian/Jewish God?
You mean the one in the Old Testament that had the Canaanites slain root and branch, down to their animals, so his "Chosen People" could take their land? That one?
The guy should die slowly and painfully on this plane of existence. The Moslems are just the latest in a long line of living demonstrations about the pitfalls of religious zealotry. And while I wouldn't miss them for a nanosecond if they all fell through a crack in the earth into the magma, I feel the same way about zealots in general.
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wasn't it just about 2 weeks ago the mooselims came out and proclaimed "honor killings" were in no way associated with mooselimness? They seem to deny every atrocias act that goes on in the name of their religion! That's one way to deal with it isn't it.
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So, does anybody want to explain why Allah (otherwise known as Bha'azaalman, Bhaal, and Shai'tan) is the same as the Christian/Jewish God?
You mean the one in the Old Testament that had the Canaanites slain root and branch, down to their animals, so his "Chosen People" could take their land? That one?
The guy should die slowly and painfully on this plane of existence. The Moslems are just the latest in a long line of living demonstrations about the pitfalls of religious zealotry. And while I wouldn't miss them for a nanosecond if they all fell through a crack in the earth into the magma, I feel the same way about zealots in general.
It is not because of your righteousness or your integrity that you are going in to take possession of their land; but onl account of the wickedness of these nations, the Lord your God will drive them out before you, to accomplish what he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Why then were the Canaanites singled out for such severe treatment? They were cut off to prevent Israel and the rest of the world from being corrupted (Deut. 20:16-18). When a people starts to burn their children in honor of their gods (Lev. 18:21), practice sodomy, bestiality, and all sorts of loathsome vice (Lev. 18:23, 24, 20:3), the land itself begins to "vomit" them out as the body heaves under the load of internal poisons (Lev. 18:25, 27-30). Thus, "objection to the fate of these nations ... is really an objection to the highest manifestation of the grace of God." Green likens this action on God's part, not to doing evil that good may come (though that does seem often to be God's methodology: the ends justify the means), but doing good in spite of certain evil consequences, just as a surgeon does not refrain from amputating a gangrenous leg even though in so doing he cannot help cutting off much healthy flesh.
The Canaanites were some pretty bad people. Kinda like the Islamic terrorist that kill their kids and innocent people.
http://www.theology.edu/canaan.htm
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So, does anybody want to explain why Allah (otherwise known as Bha'azaalman, Bhaal, and Shai'tan) is the same as the Christian/Jewish God?
You mean the one in the Old Testament that had the Canaanites slain root and branch, down to their animals, so his "Chosen People" could take their land? That one?
The guy should die slowly and painfully on this plane of existence. The Moslems are just the latest in a long line of living demonstrations about the pitfalls of religious zealotry. And while I wouldn't miss them for a nanosecond if they all fell through a crack in the earth into the magma, I feel the same way about zealots in general.
It is not because of your righteousness or your integrity that you are going in to take possession of their land; but onl account of the wickedness of these nations, the Lord your God will drive them out before you, to accomplish what he swore to your fathers, to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
Why then were the Canaanites singled out for such severe treatment? They were cut off to prevent Israel and the rest of the world from being corrupted (Deut. 20:16-18). When a people starts to burn their children in honor of their gods (Lev. 18:21), practice sodomy, bestiality, and all sorts of loathsome vice (Lev. 18:23, 24, 20:3), the land itself begins to "vomit" them out as the body heaves under the load of internal poisons (Lev. 18:25, 27-30). Thus, "objection to the fate of these nations ... is really an objection to the highest manifestation of the grace of God." Green likens this action on God's part, not to doing evil that good may come (though that does seem often to be God's methodology: the ends justify the means), but doing good in spite of certain evil consequences, just as a surgeon does not refrain from amputating a gangrenous leg even though in so doing he cannot help cutting off much healthy flesh.
The Canaanites were some pretty bad people. Kinda like the Islamic terrorist that kill their kids and innocent people.
http://www.theology.edu/canaan.htm
I doubt the Hebrew Bible is a real objective source on the point.