5 Replies to “Jesus v Muhammad [Darleen Click]”

1. newrouter says:

   February 23, 2015 at 8:43 pm

   Glorious Day

2. newrouter says:

   February 23, 2015 at 9:03 pm

   the proggtarded exposed

   Hugh Hewitt Grills the Hell out of Mother Jones’ David Corn on O’Reilly

3. Ernst Schreiber says:

   February 23, 2015 at 9:59 pm

   Since I can’t watch the video, I don’t know if this is directly relevant or not, but I suspect that it is.

   As much as I believe in capitalism as a method of economic development, a capitalist life is empty without spiritual content. Indeed, as much as I believe in individual freedom as the only worthwhile goal of any political system, individual freedom too is empty without spiritual content.

   It is in that emptiness that militant Islam grows like the cancer it is.

   Battered by the religious wars of the Reformation, making adjustments to a global economy and multi-cultured nations, the West has slowly become diffident in defense of its central faith. And there is some wisdom in that. Christianity is a religion, to paraphrase St. Paul, that frees us for freedom, and faith in Christ must be chosen freely to be fully realized. But to move from that position — which calls for intellectual rigor, unfettered debate and honest proselytism — to indiscriminate acceptance of all creeds as equally worthwhile is an error that does the world more harm than good.

   Whenever I hear someone announce that “All religions are a path to God!” I wonder how it would work if you applied such “tolerance” to, say, medicine or science. “All medicines are a path to health! You take antibiotics, I cut the head off a chicken and dance under the full moon, really what’s the difference as long as we both believe it will make us well?” Or “All science is a path to progress! You invent an iPhone, I invent a weaponized disease, it’s all science, man, it’s all great!”

   When you put it this way, it becomes clear that the idea that all religions are equally worthwhile is essentially an atheist creed. To say All religions are a path to God is really saying, No religion is a path to God. There is no God, so what difference does your religion make? When something is true, when it is factual, when it is real, it excludes other options. The world can’t be both flat and round. When you accept the roundness of it, you can no longer entertain its flatness. It’s one or the other.

   If God is the Christian God of love, he is not the Allah of Isis.

   Also of interest, The West is looking like the weak horse these days, and not just to Muslims.

   I guess there’s more than one kind of cancer.

4. 11B40 says:

   February 24, 2015 at 6:55 pm

   Greetings:

   In my Catholic high school daze, we had a cheer that went “Rock ’em Jesus, Sock ’em Jesus, Go God Go.”

5. gahrie says:

   February 25, 2015 at 9:59 pm

   I’m not standing next to that Crowder guy anytime soon.

   Hell, I don’t want to even be in the same city as him.

   Those Muslims don’t have much of a sense of humor….

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