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Is it though?The same is true of Muslims. But the dipshits on this forum who lie about being experts on Islam will tell you different.To be accurate, self-proclaimed Christians may lie that way. Someone really following the words and deeds of the person associated with the origin of Christianity would not.
I do not think that is the case. From what I know about the Koran, it is those Muslims that have drifted AWAY from its direction rather than following it strictly that are adverse to things like violence. Christians do have an advantage here in that the bible has received an 'update' so to speak from its original form in the new testament.
AFAIK, there is noting in the Koran that withdraws support for things like honor killings and stoning. In Christianity, Jesus fulfills the law.
Bill put it very well actually in Roudy's post:
Right at this moment in history, there are some clear differences in Islamic faith that do need to be addressed. Of course, that does not and should not bar someone from office and doing so is no different than being that which those same people claim to despise.
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