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Dempsey1919
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I can see that there have been no replies by Muslims. I think it’s fair to say that we have them beaten.
It’s very hard to find evidence for falsehood, but it’s extremely easy to provide proof for the truth.
Jesus is TRUTH, so no matter what they say to try and convince us otherwise, it won’t work. You can’t get away from the truth no matter how hard you try.
It’s very hard to find evidence for falsehood, but it’s extremely easy to provide proof for the truth.
Jesus is TRUTH, so no matter what they say to try and convince us otherwise, it won’t work. You can’t get away from the truth no matter how hard you try.
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DLC
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If Islam is such a great religion how come there isn’t an outcry against Islamic terrorism coming from within its own ranks?
Why does I slam claim that it wants to destroy the Jews. These are God’s special people.
Why does Islam claim tollerance but then make it unlawful for any other religion to freely practice their beliefs?
Why do Islamic countries kill those who preach about Christ? Chirst is one of your prophets.
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Why does I slam claim that it wants to destroy the Jews. These are God’s special people.
Why does Islam claim tollerance but then make it unlawful for any other religion to freely practice their beliefs?
Why do Islamic countries kill those who preach about Christ? Chirst is one of your prophets.
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Dempsey1919
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Because Christ is powerful. The authorities are afraid to let the general public know the Good News of the Gospel. They are afraid that people will leave the oppressive religion of Islam, and turn to the Love of Jesus.Why do Islamic countries kill those who preach about Christ?
What other reason can there be?
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Montalban
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Just on a side-note, the modern concept of the tort of negligence (in common law) comes from Lord Atkin’s reading of the parable of the Good Samaritan.What triumphs in tort cases involving a Muslim?
Sharia Law or the local court system?
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in the case Donaghue v Stevenson (1932), when Lord Atkin asked ‘who in law in my neighbour?’
“If you were to ask lawyers from around the world to name the most famous tort case in legal history, they would say without hesitation Donoghue v. Stevenson.”
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The idea of ‘love thy neighbour’ is an old one…
Muhammad urges people to look after their brothers; by this he means other Muslims.
The Jews had a similarly narrow outlook on ‘neighbour’
For Hammurabi, it was your immediate neighbour
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