A sovereign garrison of the US, more likely

Back to licking McBush’s colostomy bag shit-heel.

In the name of creating their version of a religion-free utopia, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Mao Zedong produced the kind of mass slaughter that no Inquisitor could possibly match. Collectively these atheist tyrants murdered more than 100 million people. But if you read HISTORY books not science-fiction you might have caught wind of some of this by now.

If you’d read anything beyond a fourth-grade level, you’d know that none of those people waged war in the cause of atheism.

Dorion Sagan? The Science fiction writer, son of Carl Sagan? Ooookaaay, sounds like a reputable historian to me… Did you miss where I pointed out that I don’t really read stuff by people without credentials. And why did you mysteriously leave out the Athiests murderous rampages throughout history? Oh I know… it doesn’t suit your purpose of hating religion. Got it!

Atheists on murderous rampages? WTF are you on about now?

Bltbit… have you read “Bleeding for Allah” by Marcus Aurellias?

While you are at it read: Heretics: The Bloody History of the Christian Church, by Dorion Sagan, for a comparison.
When you are done with that, there are books chronicling most every major religions history.

In other words, you didn’t really want an answer? I provided you a link to just such a response to your, apparently dishonest, question.

I have come to the conclusion that trying to have an intelligent conversation with these braindead trolls is like trying to nail a fart to the wall. Isn’t going to happen, lol.

United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Thursday refrained from saying the U.S. would prevent Israel from mounting a much-touted attack against Iran over the Islamic Republic’s nuclear aspirations.

“We don’t say yes or no to Israeli military operations. Israel is a sovereign country,” Rice said in an interview with Yahoo! News.

Thought we were discussing your understanding of Islam, not mine.

In other words, you didn’t really want an answer? I provided you a link to just such a response to your, apparently dishonest, question.

Why not ask a Muslim that question?

Thought we were discussing your understanding of Islam, not mine.
August 7th, 2008 at 5:15 pm

August 7th, 2008 at 5:23 pm

Thanks for the reference. I’ll throw it on the list…which is getting a bit long.

bit is not surmising here. Where you?

Why not ask a Muslim that question?

You’ve honestly never heard “the people of the Book”? Seriously?
August 7th, 2008 at 5:07 pm

bit has heard of

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Muhammad died in 632 AD and through jihad, Islam spread within a century from Spain to India. During the Muslim conquests Jews and Christians were assigned a special status as communities possessing Scriptures and are known to Muslims as “people of the Book” (ahl al-kitab) or dhimmis (protected people). Christians, Jews, and later Hindus and Zoroastrians were allowed religious autonomy, but had to pay a per capita tax called the jizyah. Many people converted to Islam to avoid the jizyah tax. In the 12 century the Muslim mystics, known as Sufis, were primarily responsible for spreading Islam to India, China, Central Asia, Turkey, and sub-Saharan Africa. Islamic traders were responsible (by the 14th century) for extending Islam to Indonesia, Malaya, and China.
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However, the question remains:
Would a Moslem say that Islam developed from Judeo-Christian tradition?

bit is not surmising here. Where you?

Would a Moslem say that Islam developed from Judeo-Christian tradition?

You’ve honestly never heard “the people of the Book”? Seriously?

Not when they are told this about infidels
“O believers, take not Jews and Christians as friends; they are friends of each other. Those of you who make them his friends is one of them. God does not guide an unjust people. – 5:54″

Are you under the mistaken perception that this somehow proves that it is not an Abrahamic religion?
August 7th, 2008 at 4:58 pm

Not at all. However, bit is not sure that a Moslem would say it develop from “the Judeo-Christian tradition.”

Do you think they would say this?

Would a Moslem say that Islam developed from Judeo-Christian tradition?