Leonard Pitts Quiz on Religion attempt to blur the destinction of Christianity and Islam

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[ozzymandus]

Leonard Pitts is the stupidest of the affirmative action columnists, and also the most racist.

[Publius6961]

Today is a great day for me. I discovered that non-muslims, Americans asserting their Constitutionl rights, have overcome the forces of darkness and made a book, banned by the muslims and their oil money, available to anyone who wishes to read it.

Alms for Jihad is available as a PDF download (among other muslim-banned books,) at :

Alms for Jihad (PDF)

For the last five years, it has been my mission in life to disseminate this book as widely as possible.
I purchased a copy of it (at ten times its normal price.) to convert it into PDF format.
Someone else beat me to it.

[RobbyS]

Indeed. Christianity has it that the Bible must be read as a whole to discern what God has revealed to mankind. The classic story the disciples on the road to Emmaus who encounters the risen Lord. Not recognizing him, they listen with mounting interests as he explains to them quoting from Scripture, the meaning of recent events. Taken the Bible as a whole, we begin to understand the relationship between the human and the divine by reflecting on the story of the people of God. The difference between the Bible and the Koran is great. They try to create a religion based in the testimony of a single prophet, claiming of course, that he is the seal of prohescy. It is ahistorical but paints God as the same god who revealed himself to Abraham. The notion that God reveals himself in history is largely lacking, excerpt for those apocalyptic elements that it seems to borrow from the Jews and Christians.

[Blue_Ridge_Mtn_Geek]

“I must not have made myself clear.”
“I am a Roman Catholic, by birth and later by choice.”

“I will not get into a ****** contest over sectarianism, not now not ever.”

No need to visit with me. take it up with one of your own persuasion:

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