are you prepared to look at who was the aggressor?
the history of Islam
- Thread starter chrysostom
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are you prepared to look at who was the aggressor?
somehow islam gets a pass on their history
-but
-not the church
-go figure
-but
-not the church
-go figure
in fact many christians here at tol are more threatened by the church
We need to review modern history in view of who is cutting off the heads of people. With belief in a Biblical worldview down to ~10%, I advocate reconsideration of who the real enemy(SATAN) is.
Nobody should get a pass on their history. But current behavior is much more important.
By the way- know anything about Sufi mysticism?
a little, they are the good guys, few and far between
Apple7
New member
Islamic eschatology is an oxymoron.
A better way to state it would be to refer to it as Koranic eschatology....of which, is the very same as its source, the Holy Bible...namely The Book of Revelation, from which it copied itself from...
Apple7
New member
Islam is a major player as far as being a safe-house for demons...and that is all...
You are a real genius
you should be watching
the historicist looks at history
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that's what we do
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that's what we do
we have history -
they have history -
you can't ignore history
they have history -
you can't ignore history
we have history -
we must watch -
watch history
we must watch -
watch history
thanks for watching
you are what you do
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history tells us what you did
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history tells us what you did
SonOfCaleb
Active member
I always find it a little bit comical listening to the critiques from Christians of Islam. While its certainly a faith with pagan roots its contribution to Western Civilisation is immense.
Within a century of Muḥammad’s death, an Islamic Arabic empire, larger than the Roman Empire at its peak, stretched from India across North Africa to Spain, helping transmit inventions that enriched Western civilization. It made outstanding contributions in the fields of law, mathematics, astronomy, history, literature, geography, philosophy, architecture, medicine, music, and the social sciences. But history seems to be conviently revised these days to suit the political dichotomy of 'Islamic Terrorism'.
Within a century of Muḥammad’s death, an Islamic Arabic empire, larger than the Roman Empire at its peak, stretched from India across North Africa to Spain, helping transmit inventions that enriched Western civilization. It made outstanding contributions in the fields of law, mathematics, astronomy, history, literature, geography, philosophy, architecture, medicine, music, and the social sciences. But history seems to be conviently revised these days to suit the political dichotomy of 'Islamic Terrorism'.