After the New Zealand mosque attacks, the government of New Zealand condemned the them as cowardly, reprehensible acts.

Shootings and bombings around the world caused by radical Islamists are never condemned by the Muslim leaders. CAIR has been completely silent. Ever notice that?

Yes I have noticed other Muslims don't condemn it.
That was actually the reason I posted this....to see if the guys that jump all over these type killings when it's a Muslim saying God is great while doing it, have the same reaction when it's a Christian doing the exact same thing. I was just curious ad to the reaction on here.

It appears they are just as silent.

a tragedy and black eye to christians.

Yup. Looks like silence.

I agree.
I believe in Christian values and God, and also believe there are over the top Christians as well as a n y religion.

Looks defensive to me Hobby?

last thing we need to do is sink to their level.when the time is right,the lord will handle the problem.

love you're enemies and not wish bad to them may be one of the hardest parts of being a true christian.

Hippie what your failing to realize is Jesus did not command Christians to murder people. So if someone murders in the name of Christ, it's probably safe to assume they are not a Christian. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure that out.
Islam on the other hand calls for the murder of the infidel. So when CAIR or other Muslim leaders remain silent when Christian church bombings occur, in actuality they are keeping true to their faith.

Who are we to tell others what their own faith is?

Do you guys actually think most Muslims want to kill you if you don't convert? How come we're not fighting them in the streets?

Yeah, Mohammed called for death to unbelievers. He was talking about tribes he was at war with. In his time especially every war was a religious war. The armies would line up, with their priests banging drums or yelling Hosannahs to the sky, hoping to call the attention and favor of their deities for the coming battle.

Even today, leaders in wartime try to portray themselves as favored by God. In WW II, we might as well have said, "Death to the Godless Japanese!"

So the next time you feel like exercising your Islamophobia, why don't you instead go shoot a round of skeet or work out on the heavy bag for a while.

Jim

We didn't have to shout it, we were capable and did it.

But not all of them.

Nor were they required to become Christians.

Perhaps they attacked us first because the majority of our country believes in God?

Do we have Christians living in Japan dragging citizens to the beach and lopping their heads off for Jesus like what goes on unreported in Arab countries?

I think this statement is a little shallow.Simply because, most everyday Christians would not consider this person one of their own.Therefore,they don't criticize this person doing this act, because it is not their belief.
One could say the same of muslims, but it is written in the koran to kill infidels,( those that dont believe)and it is not so in the Bible.

And the bible says this.

John16 1“All this I have told you so that you will not fall away. 2They will put you out of the synagogue; in fact, the time is coming when anyone who kills you will think they are offering a service to God. 3They will do such things because they have not known the Father or me.



Everything I read for the future of Christ's true followers in the end times is persecution and martyrdom.

So if you're on the side of doing the persecution, you're not doing Christ's will to say the least.

The history of Holy Wars where "Christians" were involved often included "insurmountable odds", incomparable weapons or unlikely soldiers, demonstrating God's favor of the faithful.

Go.

So stating a fact about the Koran is Islamophobia? Just don't understand why liberal minded folk have such an issue with facts.

It's because facts don't support their argument, emotions do.

Jim,

Who do you think the teachings of the Quran and Hadith refer to when it mentions "the pig and the cross"?

As a Christian, I condemn anyone from murdering someone for any reason; regardless of religion.

There is not a doubt in my mind that our children and grandchildren will have no choice but to fight them in the streets right here in the USA as soon as the population and demographics tip the balance scale in their favor.

I don't know what the passage about the pig and the cross is, so I can't comment about it.

There are 3.5 million Muslims in the US, only 1.1 percent of our population. I guess I won't lose any sleep worrying about them.

Jim