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Heads in the sand on terror : Comments
By Waleed Aly, published 14/7/2005Waleed Aly argues some Muslim clerics may be delusional but it doesn't mean they support the actions of terrorists.
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JUSTDAN. I feel I should devote the rest of this post to you alone.
I'm sensing that as you say, you are becoming rather emotionally involved in the thread, but I'm not sure from which angle.
In all seriousness Dan, I suspect that you are a very caring and sensitive person, and that somehow your appreciation of the Christian faith is somehow being threatened or upset by my own manner.
Dan, to deal with the issues raised by your post would take quite a bit of time. Here are the main things I note:
-You freely admit that the prophet of Islam 'tortured' people (evildoers yes, but torture none the less) at least now you are knowing that I speak factually.
What I don't understand, is how you can then just dismiss it as not important for a man who claims to be Gods Messenger, the final voice, the ultimate one ? Unless you expect Gods messengers to torture as the norm.
Then, I noted that you compared this with the other goings on in the world, Dan, thats where your line of reasoning is erring mate.
We are speaking here about a momentus issue, being the validity of a self proclaimed Prophet's words to be the 'ONE' final messanger from Almighty God. Dan, we believe Christ is God the Son, Lord of lords, King of Kings, God manifest in the flesh no less, and the reason we believe so, is His life 'and' ministry. When any person makes claims to divine authority, we test them. Example Joseph Smith, made similar claims to Mohammed, yet most of us except Mormons reject him, and with good reason.
Dan, your dismissal of 'torture' and even Mass murder (same source) as unimportant are a worry to me, please re-think this.