[A2J]

If you think Jesus came to earth to preach hatred, death and world domination (like Mohammed did), you're sorely mistaken.

In a sense, Jesus DID preach hatred, death and world domination, but from a purely spiriutal point of view.

My point is that many can look at the Scripture where Jesus says that we are to hate our parents and loved ones, take it out of context and paint Christ as an arbitor of hatred, which He obviously is not.

Mohammed was a wingnut for sure, but to condemn an entire populace on the basis of a selected verse is a litte unfair.

(And I am a pastor)

[Guillermo]

When did I condemn the entire populace?

The Koran is what it is. It says to subjugate the world through force and it says to kill those who leave Islam. This is undeniable. The Bible never makes such claims.

To compare it to the Bible is incredibly unsound, and it only an attempt to appear to be "multicultural" and "tolerant" (or an attempt to discredit Christianity).

[sweetliberty]

"Mohammed was a wingnut for sure, but to condemn an entire populace on the basis of a selected verse is a litte unfair"

uJst as a house is only as solid as its foundation a religion iJs only as solid as ots foundation or founder for it is upon that foundation that everything else is built. Islam is built on the rantings of a thoroughly corrupt and evil and violent man who chased after demons and had sex with children. Christ, on the other hand, was perfect.

[Michael2001]

Mohammed was a wingnut for sure, but to condemn an entire populace on the basis of a selected verse is a litte unfair.

What makes you think this is a selected verse. Have you read the Koran?

This is like saying, just by taking one verse out of context in Mein Kempf doesn't mean that Hitler hated Jews.

The Muslims are out to kill or convert us. Their holy book preaches this, and their actions carry it out.