Scary and saddening at the same time. Reminds a little of the old ages when other religions took similar measures. Thanks for sharing this.
Reviewed by A. Santo (Reader)
Reviewed on March 20, 2006
Religious beliefs are only experimental processes of controlling the natural order of freedom. Whether they call them selves Al-Quida, Hammas, Zionist, or Klu Klux Clansmen every religion has within itself the promiscuous element of domination driven by men who mistakenly believe power is theirs to dominate the face of the earth, condeming the very nature of freedom.
In The Old Testaments the One G-d of Moses sent the message to the people that He - G-d - had gave the people the right to choose between those things that bring life and those things that bring death. Then in the Great Spirits Ultimate knowledge of the ignorance of humanity He went on to admonish them.
He,the Almighty gave them the answer they needed in order to fulfill His/their journey's and missions here on earth. He said, "Choose life."
That sounds simple enough to me and your article most certainly highlights the madness of all men, no matter what their "religon" is.
Thank you, Peter. The world is allowing this sort of thing to go unchecked. Even us here in America. We are fighting a supposed war on terror, but we allow the Muslims to get away much more in this country than we do Baptists, Catholics, etc. Until the world wakes up and begins to deal with this problem, we are going to be in big trouble. Already are. They are everywhere and are attempting to make Islam the world's religion, with the hand-wringing asscent of many of our leaders and even some of the other religions. Sickening, but also so very dangerous. Thank you, Peter.
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In The Old Testaments the One G-d of Moses sent the message to the people that He - G-d - had gave the people the right to choose between those things that bring life and those things that bring death. Then in the Great Spirits Ultimate knowledge of the ignorance of humanity He went on to admonish them.
He,the Almighty gave them the answer they needed in order to fulfill His/their journey's and missions here on earth. He said, "Choose life."
That sounds simple enough to me and your article most certainly highlights the madness of all men, no matter what their "religon" is.
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