brewmama
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I would protect them too. Fortunately dhimmitude has become passe.
You mean because now they just kill them?
I would protect them too. Fortunately dhimmitude has become passe.
Good, then maybe I'll weed out the more ignorant. That's my intention. It might save me some time later.
Fortunately there are a lot of good leaders within Islam to follow. Of course you never hear about them in American culture. Christians would do well to support them because the real changes are going to come from within, not any opposition from Christians. Our local Imam, for example, is a great guy with a great congregation.
Sure, and like I said, Mohammad didn't preach a gospel so can't be accused of preaching a wrong gospel.
Actually, no, Islam does not deny he was resurrected. I used to think that before I looked into it more. One of a myriad of myths about Islam. Be that as it may, the Christian Gospel is not a doctrinal understanding about God or Jesus, it's the good news about the Kingdom of God having come to earth.
It's not based on someone's report of what angels said, it's based on an something more verifiable, such as an empty tomb, and the teaching of the one who rose from it. If that eliminates Paul's testimony, so be it. I don't need Paul to be a Christian, though he does provide some awesome truths about the New Covenant, walking in the Spirit, loving each other, etc. BTW, if you get a chance to witness to Muslims, forget about quoting anyone other than Jesus, but certainly do quote Jesus, since he is one of their prophets too.
You're going to have just as hard a time convincing a Muslim that Paul represents an authentic understanding of the Prophet Jesus (since his claim is based on a vision and reports by those who bought into his testimony) as a Muslim is going to have convincing you that Muhammad's vision was from God. I suggest if you want to understand his faith you start with Mohammad's words and go out from there, taking his companion's reports with a grain of salt, and you give him the same liberty to start with Jesus' teachings and go out from there, taking what Paul and Jesus' other "Companions" said with a grain of salt. Did Jesus' Great Commission include "teach all that Paul said," or did he say, "Teach all that I have commanded you"? Do you believe Jesus missed it by limiting it to his own words? I don't think he did at all. Paul's writings are instructive but they don't need to be considered authoritative by anyone interested in the Gospel.
You should talk with someone such as Brigitte Gabriel whose parent was treated first before a Jew in a Jewish Hospital because her wounds were very serious and if not treated immediately would die. Talk about those Jews not possessing much mercy.
Meanwhile, her Muslim friends had charged her for them to bring her to the border so that those horrible Jews could help her. Talk about those merciful Muslims.
When she asked the Jewish EMT how much she was supposed to pay for the ambulance to take them to the hospital, because her Muslim friends had charged her to bring her to the border, the EMT said, 'nothing'. Talk about those Jews not possessing much mercy.
She couldn't believe that those Jews not possessing much mercy treated her parent without charging her anything. Go figure.
You probably would enjoy being under Islam's dhimmitude as they are so merciful by cutting people's head, hands, feet, enslaving women, not to say anything bout child brides, etc.
The Lord Jesus Christ went willingly to the cross for big reasons. The Apostle Paul explains why and what changed at the Cross. The Apostle Paul taught what The Lord Jesus Christ told him to - the Gospel of the Grace of God - the only way to Salvation in this Age of Grace. It would appear that you're a very confused person and don't know what was written specifically to you instead of the Jews. Do you know why Jesus Christ went to the Cross and what changed at the Cross?
Their evil has been around a lot longer.
What's negative about them keeps growing and growing.
Apparently it ain't gonna be you.
I fail to understand why any Christian would.
You should talk with someone such as Brigitte Gabriel whose parent was treated first before a Jew in a Jewish Hospital because her wounds were very serious and if not treated immediately would die. Talk about those Jews not possessing much mercy.
Meanwhile, her Muslim friends had charged her for them to bring her to the border so that those horrible Jews could help her. Talk about those merciful Muslims.
When she asked the Jewish EMT how much she was supposed to pay for the ambulance to take them to the hospital, because her Muslim friends had charged her to bring her to the border, the EMT said, 'nothing'. Talk about those Jews not possessing much mercy.
She couldn't believe that those Jews not possessing much mercy treated her parent without charging her anything. Go figure.
That's all well and good, even though I believe Penal Substitutionary Atonement theory to not be what Paul taught but a pagan version of his sacrifice. Let me put it this way, if you can't preach the Gospel with just the words of Christ then you probably don't have the right Gospel, and are confused yourself.
Nothing wrong about loving Muslims as we are commanded by Jesus Christ to love our enemies; and no doubt about it, Islam is our enemy.
Muslims are under bondage, unable to decide for themselves, kept under foot, etc.
I pray for Muslims all the time for they need the salvation Jesus Christ and what He did at the Cross of Calvary purchased ALSO for them. Like Brother Swaggart say, ‘they can close the doors but they cannot close the roof (satellite)’. There are Muslims who are being saved by the preaching of the Gospel in these modern times.
André Servier was an historian who lived in French Algeria at the beginning of the 20th century.
"Islam was not a torch, as has been claimed, but an EXTINGUISHER. Conceived in a barbarous brain for the use of a barbarous people, it was - and it remains - incapable of adapting itself to civilization. Wherever it has dominated, it has broken the impulse towards progress and choqued the evolution of society"
Islam teaches a works based salvation, that relies upon the ability of man to follow the law. As opposed to the good news of the Kingdom of God, where by grace one can be filled with God's love and Spirit and by faith and dependence on Christ and His Spirit and His cleansing work one can love and fulfill the intent of the law.
Islam as well non Messianic Jews reject and do not understand the oneness of the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.
These lies keep Muslims from Christ and His love.
You're a Muslim - aren't you?
They consider Jesus Christ to be subordinate to Mohamed. They certainly don't recognize Jesus Christ as God the Son because their god (little "g") has no son. Jesus Christ was definitely a Prophet, but He was also very God. You should understand this if you're a Christian and know anything about Islam.
I agree with your first paragraph, but not being a trinitarian never prevented a single soul from knowing Christ and his love any more than it did before the church became trinitarian in the 4th century. If you think salvation is dependent on proper theological understanding of the godhead then you don't know what the Gospel is all about.
Why don't you do something more practical than just praying? Do you have any Muslim friends? If not why not? I suggest you find an agency in your town that helps to resettle refugees and get involved. Show a real Muslim what real love is. Don't just talk about it and pray about it. Put some feet to your prayers. They will appreciate it and you will see more of them come to Christ. I've seen several in my town.