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BryanM27
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As Ali said, it is unfair for ANYONE to call attention to another faith’s history of violence without considering their own.
Ali, I’m sure, knows more than I do about the violence carried out by some of the early leaders of Islam and others more recently who have turned to violent means to “protect” or “spread” the faith.
And the Crusades and Protestant reformation are well documented as well.
If we want to talk recent atrocities, yes there are Muslim terrorists that follow Osama bin Laden.
There are also Christians who are terrorists. The KKK believe themselves to be Christians and I think most of us would agree their actions and words do not seem to be in line with most of the Christian world. Does that make all Christians racists and cross burners? Certainly not.
Do not judge the majority of any group by the minority that speaks the loudest.
Ali, I’m sure, knows more than I do about the violence carried out by some of the early leaders of Islam and others more recently who have turned to violent means to “protect” or “spread” the faith.
And the Crusades and Protestant reformation are well documented as well.
If we want to talk recent atrocities, yes there are Muslim terrorists that follow Osama bin Laden.
There are also Christians who are terrorists. The KKK believe themselves to be Christians and I think most of us would agree their actions and words do not seem to be in line with most of the Christian world. Does that make all Christians racists and cross burners? Certainly not.
Do not judge the majority of any group by the minority that speaks the loudest.