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1. Sevan

   3 years ago

   To Mr./Mrs. Bulbajer :
   You have got it wrong about Christianity.
   Christianity doesn't encourage violence itself, the men who had the power, used Christianity as a mask for fulfilling their desires.
   But Islam itself encourages violence and killing the other how don't believe in Islam.
   That is a very important point you must remember.

2. Bulbajer

   3 years ago

   I do not think we as Christians can reasonably accuse the Islamic world of violence and say we Christians are innocent without addressing Christianity's past. We have not always been peaceful and tolerant.

3. lilian adel

   3 years ago

   i have some questions i want the e mail of father zakaria how can i get it ?

4. BOTROS

   3 years ago

   GOD BLESS THIS BRAVE MAN FR-ZAKARIA,AS HE IS EXPOSING THE 1400 YEARS LIE-ISLAM- .

5. Random

   3 years ago

   Vijeya, Muslims believe that Nabi Isa/Jesus was born by the power of Allah. However, the story of Nabi Isa's birth is different than the story of the birth of Jesus in the Bible.
   
   There are Muslims who fabricate untruths about Christianity and attack some part of Christianity. For example: http://www.thenutgraph.com/catholics-lodge-report-against-al-islam
   
   *Note: There are Muslims who are ashamed at the conduct of the reporters who did that and thus far, the Catholic community in the country has never reacted violently to that transgression.

6. Vijeya

   3 years ago

   I back Ben's words. Not all Muslims are terrorists. But our question is about Islam itself. I have one question that if possible any Muslim can answer and help me understand - Islam says Jesus is son of Mary and another prophet. Christianity says Jesus is son of God and Lord Himself. My question is this - if in the name of Jesus someone can be healed, and demons driven out - then how can he not be God? Surely this is possible only through God isnt it? Can you do like this in the name of any prophet - like Elijah, Isaiah? It's not possible. No. So my understanding is Islam's basic concept is wrong. We all worship the same God but Islam downgraded Jesus to just a man that suffered and died.

7. Ben

   3 years ago

   I was just repeating what Father Botros had said. May I also point out that Islam spread mostly through conquest. And I'm not saying all Muslims are terrorists.

8. khamdy

   3 years ago

   Your real beef is with the increasing prevelance of Muslims in the West and their potential for gaining political clout. Your prime motivation is the constanting egging on by the incessant claims of "Islam is the fastest growing religion" and "creeping Sharia". Try to learn a lesson in honor from American and other Muslims who never attack your sacred texts or your religous symbols, let alone fabricate and spread untruths to generate hate. They refrain from doing so because it is part of their religous teachings. The unrest and chaos created in the Muslim world by western governments is carefully calculated and requires meticulous planning, expenditure and mass utilization of immense resources. Sporadic violent reactions to things like propped up tyrannical governments and the mass killings and ravaging of civilians in war and occupation are then used to vilify Islam. Are outbreaks of violent and irrational reactions to war and oppression really all that surprising? What is truly surprising is the lack of a mass upheaval, and that is because Islam preaches patience and endurance of adversity.
   
   Lets be honest, people like you are trying to socially engineer Muslims out of the west or at least limit their growth as a demographic group. Genocide and ethnic cleansing are still exactly that, even if you don't use an oven to do it. What you do is a reflection of your morality and the system of beliefs from which you derive it. To others, I ask them to read the Quran for themselves and don't let these hatemongers and war peddlers shape your beliefs. Hopefully the contrast between reality and perception will help guide millions more to Islam in spite of these misguided people's efforts.

9. Ben

   3 years ago

   I've watched something called "Islam Explained" on youtube that features Father Zakaria Botros. The way he shows the origins of Islam it seems as if Mohammed was under the influence of a "Jinn" which Father Botros says means a demon. Well if you look at Biblical prophecy concerning the End of Days it talks about Babylon which is in modern day Iraq. Interestingly enough Islamic terrorists what to restablish the old Islamic Empire with its capital being in Iraq. In Iran the government believes in an "Islamic Messiah" who will rule from Babylon and kill those who do not follow him. They also believe that this "messiah" of theirs' will destroy Israel. They also believe that he can only come about if mass choas occurs. So if you put all this together the "Islamic Messiah" sounds very similar to the antichrist described in the Book of Revelations. Even some notable people such as Glenn Beck have said they see a connection.

10. Lekha Johnson

    3 years ago

    To all our Muslim brothers, we are not trying to find faults with Islam but instead learning and realizing about Islam and its prophet Mohammad. As you see this article says about Islam straight from its text Quran. I cannot imagine how a prophet can have perverted sexual interests and go to war with other regions. How many prophets before Mohammad have been warriors? I would say prophets will always have their hands full with God's work and not time for wars.

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