Muslims Attack Iraqi Catholic Church

Mo Hussein · #1 11-01-2010, 10:35 AM

"The Islamic State of Iraq later claimed responsibility for the attack through a statement posted on a radical Islamic website. The umbrella group includes a number of Sunni extremist organizations and has ties to al Qaeda in Iraq.

"The Mujahedeens raided a filthy nest of the nests of polytheism, which has been long taken by the Christians of Iraq as a headquarter for a war against the religion of Islam and they were able by the grace of God and His glory to capture those were gathered in and to take full control of all its entrances," the group said on the website."

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/meast/...ex.html?hpt=T1

Sam · #2 11-01-2010, 11:04 AM

Keep repeating it....

Islam is a religion of peace...

Muslims are our friends and brothers because we all worship the same God...

These are a small minority among Muslims.......

Radical Christians are far more dangerous than radical Muslims......

Radical Muslims are just a small minority (a few million) of Muslims (many million)......

Twisp · #3 11-01-2010, 11:11 AM

You should probably say "radical Muslims" attacked instead of just Muslims, unless you are meaning to stereotype an entire group of people with the actions of a few.

Twisp · #4 11-01-2010, 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Sam

Keep repeating it....

Islam is a religion of peace...

Muslims are our friends and brothers because we all worship the same God...

These are a small minority among Muslims.......

Radical Christians are far more dangerous than radical Muslims......

Radical Muslims are just a small minority (a few million) of Muslims (many million)......

Well, they are a small minority in the Muslim world. That is true. The majority of Muslims are just as peaceful as the majority of Christians.

If we are stereotyping, I guess we can start lumping all Christians in with Westboro Baptist, or start saying that Christians are murdering abortion doctors based on a few misguided radicals in that group that have.

Mo Hussein · #5 11-01-2010, 11:41 AM

Twisp, Muslims attacked a Christian church.

The facts are indisputable.

If any group of Christians or Jews, regardless of size, attacked a mosque, the U.S. President and the United Nations would cry foul.

However, very little has been said about this attack by our media, and the U.S. President couldn't care less.

Twisp · #6 11-01-2010, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Mo Hussein

Twisp, Muslims attacked a Christian church.

The facts are indisputable.

If any group of Christians or Jews, regardless of size, attacked a mosque, the U.S. President and the United Nations would cry foul.

However, very little has been said about this attack by our media, and the U.S. President couldn't care less.

Muslims did not kill them anymore than Christians kill abortion doctors. Radical segments of both religions perform these heinous acts. To stereotype an entire religion because of the actions of radicals is fairly ignorant on your part.

Charnock · #7 11-01-2010, 12:07 PM

You can obfuscate til the cows come home, but Muslims killed them.

Twisp · #8 11-01-2010, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Charnock

You can obfuscate til the cows come home, but Muslims killed them.

That is fine.

Why do Christians insist on murdering doctors who perform abortions? Why do they protest outside of fallen soldier's funerals with signs stating "Thank God for dead soldiers" and run websites named "godhatesfags.com"?

As a Christian, which I am assuming you are, why do you do this?