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To: bray

Western civilization hasn’t tried to embrace Muslim society on this scale for a long time.

Now it’s finding out why.

Places that do successfully embrace large segments of Muslim society, tend to be draconian in their rule. Singapore comes to mind. This might not stop a full suicide attack on Singapore, but it probably will prevent a slow escalation of hostilities met with minimal blowback while the barbarity gets bolder and bolder.

The Koran itself is a mongrel work of material that ranges from retellings and embellishments of the Christian story, to blind destructive rage. This makes it possible for Muslims to remain quiescent, because they can concentrate on the more peaceful parts of the Koran if they choose. But it also provides a map into chaos ready to be provoked any time the devil wants and the Lord chooses to allow.

To take the spiritual bull by the horns — frank, open evangelism — is perhaps the only thing of long term effect that can be done. All other measures, even measures of earthly war, are treading water.


10 posted on 03/26/2016 8:48:29 AM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Embrace the Lion of Judah and He will roar for you and teach you to roar too. See my page.)
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To: HiTech RedNeck
To take the spiritual bull by the horns — frank, open evangelism — is perhaps the only thing of long term effect that can be done.

Agreed. Underline 'Frank and Openness'. People think that Jesus' statement, 'The Truth shall make you free' is just a cliché.
Our PC society refuses to speak the Truth. This helps no one - and keeps all in shackles.

15 posted on 03/26/2016 1:34:34 PM PDT by El Cid (Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house...)
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