Pictures are worth a thousand words…
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February 25th, 2008 at 01:24pm with
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UPDATE: Of course it’s a non-issue. I’m not suggesting it implies anything. What should be the topic is that the Hillary campaign is apparently behind the release of the photo…
UPDATE: How predictable… our friends on the left are apparently either too stupid realize or just don’t care that it was Hillary’s campaign that put the photo out, because they’re blaming us “right wingers” for daring to talk about it.
UPDATE: Hillary camp denies having anything to do with the photos…
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60 Responses to “Pictures are worth a thousand words…”
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js:
The common denominator for the Bible, the Koran and the Tora is the Old Testament, but, of course, books, like language, evolve over time to reflect the culture.
The Koran has more stories about Jesus than the Bible because the Koran does not edit out his life between age 13 and 30 like the modern Bible does.
In the Koran you read how Jesus had to gain wisdom and maturity to use his powers wisely. In one story Jesus cursed a man with blindness when he shouted at his father, Joseph, over some carpentry work that he had contracted. You actually read how Jesus evolved into an adult and lived to learn how deal with his powers and his destiny.
There is so much in common between all three books.
But since Jesus never really existed and is just a metaphor, I guess in the end it really means nothing.
CW
Perpetuating a lie really does nothing for me.
If you had a half of a brain, it does not show here. The only obvious fact is that you have no idea what you are talking about.
In the end, all you have is patootie talk, comin right outta your beHIND. You ignorance is all we have to see.
Its a good time to stop. Your small mind should understand that recommendation.
53. Diane Tomlinson | February 26th, 2008 at 4:56 pm
you realize js that just because you believe in a religion doesn’t mean that you are actually right?
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More crap. Anyone can copy. Omar was no exception. Just because you can type, does not mean you have a clue either DT. (Chapter and Verse? YOU GOTTA BE JOKING or totally ignorant)
http://www.answering-islam.org/Silas/borrowing.htm
I would say ignorant.
For the intelligent people out there, here’s the truth: Christians and Jews worship the same Almighty God.
Muslims, on the other hand, worship a rock named, “Allah”.
Did I call it, or did I call it?
The sad part is, Freedom1 isn’t doing schtick–he seriously believes what he posted. He seriously believes that Islam is not an Abrahamic religion, he seriously believes that Muslims worship a rock, and he seriously has no idea what “Allah” means. And he wants to be taken seriously anyway.
Links on what “Allah” is:
Allah – The Moon god
The Pagan Sources of Islam
Jews and Christians worship the same Almighty God.
Muslims worship a rock, called “Allah”. Allah commands Muslims to fight and kill Jews and Christians.
Allah, the pagan rock god, says that Jews and Christians are “deluded” and that Allah has “cursed” Jews and Christians…
Allah, the pagan rock god commands Muslims not to take Jews and Christians as friends…
Actually, allah was a formal title to hubal, a moon good ( originaly derived from UR via assyaria).
UR was the land of Abrahams ancestory, they also worshipped many idols. God told Abraham to leave that place, and he did.
Muhammad grew up worshipping many pagan gods in the Kabah including the moon, either called Hubal and Allah. Mohammads parents were “slaves” of the temple, giving to the term “slaves of allah” which mohammad most certainly vernerated in Islam. Allah actually means “the god”, and is plural context, as it “the god” above all other gods *idols).
JS | February 27th, 2008 at 7:35 am
Yes, that’s correct.
Bruce
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Aletha
Ordinary people believe only in the possible. Extraordinary people visualize not what is possible or probable, but rather what is impossible. And by visualizing the impossible, they begin to see it as possible.