[xzins]

The fake news about a small Texas church and Islam is herein debunked.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Do false news outlets even care if rebutted?

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NBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC do not seem to care.

[Organic Panic]

A debunking worthy of the DPRK or Pravda.

[The_Media_never_lie]

http://pamelageller.com/2016/12/local-texas-united-methodist-church-waco-now-embracing-islam.html/

What is the truth here?

[mbarker12474]

It is certainly true that this or that UMC local church will do this sort of thing, and has done this sort of thing.

It is also true that the “central” administrative and executive “officials” of the UMC are politically aligned with the radical Progressive left.

At the same time, Alex Jones’ Infowars and radio show is pretty wacko. Not a credible source of information.

[MeganC]

They forgot to debunk the United Church of Christ which says it’s supporting Muslims.

http://www.uccny.org/resources/resources-to-support-muslim-neighbors/

[MeganC]

Also, it can’t be said that the UMC isn’t promulgating the glories of Islam to their congregations because they are:

https://ucmpage.org/articles/ksvendsen6.html

[rhett october]

I have posted that refutation on the website I write for. However, as one reader pointed out, if they were doing something like this, they might still try to deny it. People connected to far left ideals often do that. But then again, it could just be something taken way out of context by the Geller website. Either way, I posted the refutation and this is a good find.

I wonder if Drudge or Infowars will post the refutation like the website I write for is doing.

[Albion Wilde]

In a further flight from reality, the article claims, as an illustration of the threat, that “10,000 churches in the UK alone were volunteered to be used as mosques to accommodate the influx of assimilation-resistant Muslims.” It links to another article that makes no such claim but that instead reports the closure of 10,000 British churches in recent decades.

The numbers may be wrong; but the phenomenon of abandoned churches being converted to mosques in UK is right on target. More than 10 years ago, a dear friend of mine, a naturalized American born in a suburb of London just prior to WW2, told me he had used a "street view" on his computer to examine his childhood neighborhood, and that "moy dear wittle Meffadisht chuhch is naow a mosque! Oi 'av nao desire evar to go thiyere agayn!"

Mosque attendance in most countries of Western Europe now outstrips church attendance, even though (for the time being) they are still a minority of the population. This is because Christianity is always just one generation away from extinction, and the last two generations went for "sex, drugs and rock'n'roll" instead of the faith.