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[Because I said so] Christianity Leads World Religions: Among the world’s 6.7 billion population in 2008, 2.2 billion identify with Christianity (Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox and other), 1.4 billion are Muslim, 0.9 billion are Hindu, and 0.4 billion are Buddhist, and only 15 million (0.015 billion) are Jewish, according to International Bulletin of Missionary Research Vol. 32.
[Muslim Media Network] Hillary’s “Final Solution” to the Persian Problem: It’s just the politics of religion as usual in America. But Jewish Zionists need to understand that the difference between Christian Zionists and Muslim suicide bombers is scale, a nuclear warhead versus a backpack bomb, .
[Counter-Terrorism and Security] Counter-Terrorism Panel ”” SRA Club: Some recent titles include The Next Christendom: The Rise of Global Christianity (2002), Decade of Nightmares: The End of the 1960s and the Making of Eighties America (2006) and God’s Continent: Christianity, Islam and Europe’s Religious Crisis (2007) My most recent book is The Lost History of Christianity (2008), on the history of African and Asian Christianity.”
[The Betrayal] “No Substitute for Victory”: The Islamic Totalitarian movement has a similar fire burning at its core””an authoritarian, state-centered religion, replete with state-funded educational indoctrination, a massive suicide cult on behalf of the deity and state, and hope for a final battle over the Americans. The key to extinguishing this fire, I submit””the sine qua non required to end the spiral of indoctrination, jihad, and suicidal attacks on the West””is to do what was done against Japan: to break the political power of the state religion.
[Anglican Mainstream] The Search for an Anglican Future: As none of the conservative bishops in question has gone anywhere outside of the Anglican Communion, it seems that only one of two conclusions can be made about TEC’s recent disciplinary actions or attempted actions against them on the basis of this canon: 1) TEC has renounced its own place in the Communion; 2) TEC is working on the premise that it can remain in communion with Canterbury, and Canterbury with it, while not being in communion with certain other provinces with which Canterbury is in communion - provinces that have declared or undertaken actions indicating broken or impaired communion with TEC.
[The John Birch Society - Truth, Leadership, Freedom -] Globalist Thomas PM Barnett’s Vision for the Middle East: I wonder if the editorial staff at the Mormon Church-owned Deseret News, before publishing Barnett's op-ed, knew that the professor views Mormons as part of the "Non-Integrating Gap"?
[Arizona dating personals services.] News - Country profile: China: Beijing routinely blocks access to sites run by the banned spiritual movement Falun Gong, rights groups and some foreign news organisations. It has moved to curb postings by a small but growing number of bloggers.
[My Expression.] The Abaluhya: Today, however, polygamy is only allowed in cases where the man marries under traditional African law or Muslim law. Civil marriages (conducted by government authorities) and Christian marriages preclude the possibility of polygamy.
[I'm Spiritual, Not Religious.] The Most Dangerous Religion: “The film has been deemed offensive because it juxtaposes images of Muslim violence with passages from the Qur’an. Given that the perpetrators of such violence regularly cite these same passages as justification for their actions, merely depicting this connection in a film would seem uncontroversial.
[Free Mark Steyn!] Steynianism 130.5: “How long will it take the leadership of North America’s traditional Muslim leadership to embrace the First amendment of the United Sates constitution and the doctrine of the separation of religion and state? Will the concept of freedom of expression survive ever-new challenges from the defenders of medieval traditions that bar any discussion or critique of religion?”
[Quick To Listen] “Converted in Nepal: Being Church,” part III: Because it is illegal to proselytize and to evangelize through mass media, the primary way that people hear the Word of God is for Christians to witness to them, personally, by word of mouth. So, the believers in Bishram churches share their faith, they share their experiences of God’s transforming power, they talk about the new way of life they find in Christ, and they invite others to experience it for themselves in worship services and bible studies.
[Syria Comment] Syrian Media - The Challenge and the Need to Act | Part II: Where they are able to host people like Khaddam and Bayanouni, and talk openly about over-throwing the Syrian regime, while the Syrians could never do the same. The Saudis allow themselves the liberty to discuss internal Syrian, Lebanese, and Iraqi demographics and social differentiators, while no one in the entire Arab world is allowed to talk about parallel aspects internal to Saudi Arabia.
[leo zagami] LEO ZAGAMI BETRAYED BY HIS WIFE & THE ISLAMIC SUFI FETHULLAH GULEN ...: So, a religious leader’s meeting with the Pope at just this time means that he is ready to enter a dialogue with Christians and that Islam is not closed to dialogue. This meeting also contradicts those Europeans who allege that Muslims are too radical to enter a dialogue and offer that as an excuse for not allowing Turkey to join the EU.
[Window International Network] May 2008 Prayer Points: Pray for the condition of gifted expatriate pastors of all fellowships, and that they will not be deported. Pray that the new constitution’s provision of religious freedom is interpreted as widely as possible to include respecting an individual’s right to change religion.
[Advice dating single woman blog.] News - Do inter-racial marriages work?: Over 50 years ago my east Indian Hindu mother ran from her father’s London home with only the sari on her back to join my black Egyptian(nubian) muslim father. Eventually they made their way to Trinidad where 6 children where born.
[Diane Vera] The “Stop the Madrassa” Coalition and its campaign against the ...: I’m quoted above as saying that Debbie Almontaser is “a traditionalist-leaning Muslim and as such, has ties to the more fundamentalist Muslim groups.” You left out a crucial first part of that statement of mine: “It does appear that ….” I don’t know her personally, and I’m certainly no expert on her actual religious orientation, or on what groups she has ties to or how close any given tie is.
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