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There is a solution..stop trying to force your version of christianity on me or anyone else. Thw whole idea that by converting and or gemocide on all Muslims is a solution to the present problem is laughable at best.

I mean it when I say that this is a hate thread. A couple of born again christians with the deep belief that they are right and all others are wrong scares the frig out of me.

Again I state that there are 1.5 billion muslims....get used to it.

Am I defending their religion...damn rights I am. I believe that freedom of religion is a key...a cornerstone of our own freedoms.

The idea of focing others to believe what I believe and taking that freedom away sickens me.

Pretty much all religions believe theirs is the chosen path to heaven and pity all the other heathens who have chosen the wrong path and they will pay in the afterlife.

The difference is there is one "religion" that is hell bent on global domination, their fervor is greater than the Nazi "religion". They are not afraid to openly speak of the next holocaust they plan, they openly threat to use nuclear weapons on the west. They will gladly sell nuclear weapons to radical terrorists.

This is a "hate" thread? Who's hate? Self preservation is not hate. If you openly threaten to kill me and my family I choose to take you at your word and kill you first. It's time we take these lunatics at their word.

"There is a solution..stop trying to force your version of christianity on me or anyone else."

I have not done what you accuse me of.

"Am I defending their religion...damn rights I am. I believe that freedom of religion is a key...a cornerstone of our own freedoms."

The first two-thirds of the history of our nation would be better defined as a tolerance of religion rather than freedom of religion. It is only the more recent third of our history, beginning in 1925 that states and citizens have been stripped of their constitutional rights by the US Supreme Court, to make laws on the establishment of religion, speech, press and assembly. Only Congress was prohibited by the First Amendment from making such laws. The laws states and citizens had enacted to the point were tolerant. It is only since the courts have stripped these constitutional rights that the forces of religious intolerance have mustered strength.

"The idea of focing others to believe what I believe and taking that freedom away sickens me."

The idea of others forcing their beliefs on anyone sickens me, and their force must be answered with force. To simply allow Muslim violence to continue because they number 1.5 billion is absurd. If sheer numbers determine right from wrong, and with 2.3 billion Christians among their number, your argument based upon numbers is flawed.