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Posted on 11/14/2014 2:38:14 PM PST by Maudeen
Is the faith of most Muslims “stronger” than that of the typical Christian? That’s what one public high school in North Carolina apparently is teaching students.
Outraged over the “correct” answers to her son’s ninth-grade assignment about Islam, a mother in Union County, N.C., turned to local news reporters to shed light on his school’s fill-in-the-blank worksheet.
Upsetting the mom most? A statement that read, “Most Muslims’ faith is stronger than the average Christian.” Read more at http://www.prophecynewswatch.com/2014/November14/143.html#umvfIRMpH3iCJefP.99
(Excerpt) Read more at prophecynewswatch.com ...
Holy crap!! The test shows clearly that the school is indoctrinating students using Muslim propaganda. Heads should roll (figuratively, I’m not a Muslim).
Agree, or prepare to part with your head.
Sure they are. They’re faithful in killing innocent people, beheading women and children and non-combatants, blowing up masses of people ... yep, they sure are a faithful bunch.
Is an apple more faithful than an orange... it’s a silly statement, but one that pointed to with insight, should prove useful for discussion.
Pshaw. She doesn’t questioner self for sending her precious gifts from God to a wretched place eight hours a DAY!?
Christianity differs from Islam in pointing to a “faithful God.” Makes promises and keeps them.
Allah of the Koran is rather capricious.
How faithful are they really if they are part of the Muslims who haven’t followed Mohammed’s commands to kill infidels?
WHAT?! Fire the person who put that question on the test. Today.
It is dawning on me that the ACLU and Justice Department (and media) ares putting a blind eye on this on grounds of a twisted sense of affirmative action, to wit: Christians have had such a great run all these years, schools guving Christians legal holidays off on their religious days but ignoring Muslim days. Call it “Christian privilege” like the Sharpton/Holder “white privilege” bogus claim.
So it is “OK” to allow the Muzzies to catch up?
Right - that I know. Was being a bit fatuous in my comment.
If they want to teach about Islam.... Show videos of 9/11. Give them news stories of torture, killing, rape, etc. all done in the name of their god. Stories that happen on a DAILY basis.
I would guess that a Muslim who prays five times a day and observes the Ramadan fast is probably more devout than a Christian who shows up at church twice a year.
Not sure about the 5th blank in the 'd' query.
Islam has shaped Arabic society similar to how Christianity has shaped Western society. A person from one visiting the other is very aware of the differences.
That is a conundrum.
God already knows this. Be calm and believe on.
Ivory tower academics are impressed that muslims actually do what leftists only dream about.
If they want to teach about Islam.... Show videos of 9/11. Give them news stories of torture, killing, rape, etc. all done in the name of their god. Stories that happen on a DAILY basis.
Nov. 13, 2014 | Pakistan
Pray for the Families of Shahzad and Shama
Infuriated by rumors that a Christian couple had desecrated a Quran, an angry mob attacked and beat to death a Christian man and his pregnant wife on Nov. 4. Their bodies were then dragged to a brick kiln and burned. Shahzad Masih and his wife, Shama, were killed in the village of Kot Radha Kishan in Punjab province, about 40 miles southwest of Lahore, Pakistan. One report indicated that the employer of the couple, who were bonded laborers, had started the rumor at a local mosque because they owed 100,000 Rupees, or $970 dollars. The couple had three children under age 6.
If we were talking about a century ago, I would say that you were right. However, Christianity has lost much of its influence over the last fifty years.
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