BWAHAHAHAHHAHHAAA wow. yeah, all the islamic countries are third world. thats why, before we invaded, iraq had a higher standard of living and qol than we, and complete equality for men and women, including equal pay laws that we still refuse to pass here. your ignorance is showing.
On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 11:14:54 -0600, thomas malloy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Keith Nagel and Horace Heffner responded; > > >J. Swift writes: > >Our histories of six thousand moons make no mention of any other > > My first reaction was to say that I fail to see the connection > between this part of Gulliver's Travels and the the question at hand. > On further reflection You have the misguided idea that the difference > between Judeo Christianity and Islam is the same difference between a > Lutheran and a Baptist. This is just not the case, all you have to do > is look at the fruits of the two systems; Islamic nations have no > rights for women and are all third world economies. We have rights > for women and are all first and second world economies. > > > > >At 1:32 PM 3/10/5, thomas malloy wrote: > > > >>The scenario which is being played out was prophecized 4000 years > > >ago, ergo it is the will of G-d. The Islamists believe that Allah has > > > > > >Jews and Christians worship the god of Abraham. Islamists worship the god > >of Abraham. If it is the same Abraham it is the same god. > > The idea that Yehovah, and Allah are the same entity is pure > nonsense. Ditto for the idea that Shariah is a substitute for Torah. > I thought I'd made the case adequately, but apparently I didn't. So > I'll try again. If some hacker hijacks my email account and starts > out by declaring that I have just decided to change my name to Elmer > Fudd, and that I have just converted to Islam, you can be sure that > It's not me posting it. > > Yehovah declares himself to be King of the Universe. A king can't > resend his laws. See the story of Daniel and the Lion's Den. The King > in the story was obligated to follow his own laws, even though it > meant throwing his friend and trusted advisor to the lions. > > > > >The difference lies in the words and thus opinions of men, not in the two > >gods. Peace between these world factions must finally be won in the hearts > >of humanity, not in the interpretation of scripture. > > More nonsense, why are there two world views? Two gods perhaps? > That's the story, starting in Genesis 3 and ending in the last > chapter of the Revelation. > > -- "Monsieur l'abbé, I detest what you write, but I would give my life to make it possible for you to continue to write" Voltaire
