Islam is a disease.
Islam is a disease.
Islam and all its adherents need to be wiped off the face of the earth.
Very little has been said about this horrific event in the news. I expected a call for prayers for this community at church on Sunday, but nothing was said.
For years I have been wondering why there are few Christians left in countries where Christianity once flourished. This is the answer.
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We won’t even acknowledge who our enemies are.
Islam is one side, Christianity is the other, and thier leaders go back a long way.
From the title I was expecting a story about Christian seminaries and divinity schools.
We do face many challenges these days.
Aryan Pat has no problem with the Muslim invasion here at home. I don’t see him denouncing it.
The money quote.
Their doing so is entirely understandable. But regimes such as Saddam's are inherently unstable. Had the US not invaded, it would have fallen eventually from some other cause.
And then those who supported such a regime would pay the price, regardless of their motives for doing so.
The best thing these poor people can do is flee the country. As I understand it, they tend to make pretty good Americans.
Now sic them alien Mexicans!!! [/sarcasm]
Israel's invasion of Lebanon gave birth to Hezbollah
our support of Israel in its suppression of the Palestinians
The disgusting audacity of this repulsive anti Semitic POS.
Israel's war in Lebanon in 1982 was welcomed by the Christians who allied with Israel because they were being massacred by the Palestinians before there was a Hezbollah.
First they came for the Jews.
Where the Islamic were mostly waging war on Jews and Israel, this POS cheered them on.
Seeing the mute reaction from the World, they now go after Christians too.
The Arabs/Islamics were an impotent nuisance before they accumulated the support of the World's Jew haters.
You want to know why Christians are being massacred in the Mideast today, look in the mirror Buchanan.
Where is the outrage indeed?
Iraq's top Catholic prelate, Chaldean Cardinal Emmanuel III Delly is seen with the coffins of two slain priests at a funeral mass in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010. 
Iraqi Christians mourning the loss of one of their beloved priests killed by Muslim extremists
Inside the sanctuary, after the terrorism, with the blood of the Christian martyrs of Iraq on the walls of God's holy house
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