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   Dave Mathewsposted 13 years ago

   Where in the Quran or Koran does it tell an Islamic follower, a Muslim that it is religiously correct to strap a bomb to ones self and martyr ones self in the name of Allah?
   
   Where is it written that it is religiously correct and ordered by God to hijack commercial airline planes and crash them into buildings, killing the passengers, as well as those occupying the buildings and or on the street?
   
   Where is it written in the Koran that it is OK to attach a bomb to a car and crash it into a building and claim you do it in the name of Allah?
   
   Where is it written that you can sacrifice women or children to carry out these insane acts of violence?

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      Beelzedadposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Go back about 5-6 hundred years, and we'd be asking very similar questions about Christianity.

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         Dave Mathewsposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         I get what you are trying to say about the "Holy Wars" but at least that was killing "Face to face" not indiscriminately by blowing up planes and buildings. This is purely wrong.

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            Beelzedadposted 13 years agoin reply to this

            I see that you believe it's okay to kill in the name of religion as long as it's face to face. Is this purely right?

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   goldenpathposted 13 years ago

   Absolutely nowhere.  However, to an individual or group who fervently seeks a self purpose, they will find it before them as the master of vice appears to them as a false angel in the form of glorified words in holy writ.  The debate of shortage of good or evil in this world is dwarfed by the epidemic loss of discernment of exactly what is good and what is bad.  We live in a time when man's heart constantly fails him.  It's seen every day out in the world and just as prevalent on the internet.  With the failing of the heart comes the failing of personal integrity which brings increased deceit and the searching for "easy" light.  This easy light is that modern "entitlement" mentality that we are due a reward for no personal effort or earning.  When the soul is stripped of heart and integrity the adversary uses that to his advantage and purpose.  He gives that soul purpose by magnifying to the mind certain words, phrases, images and circumstances whereby to alter and manipulate their meaning.  This altered meaning or molesting of truth is what these extremists suffer from.
   
   Basically their hearts have failed them and they now have found the "appearance" of purpose.

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      Dave Mathewsposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      The only part of your answer that makes any sense is your first two words,"Absolutely nowhere" after that you are simply trying to make an excuse for the violence of today, created by Islamic Muslims who believe they are justified in committing both suicide and murder, in the name of their God. This is totally wrong.

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