Son of Hamas founder rejects Islam and calls it a drug.

[ProjectX]

YouTube - Hamas founders family: Islam is collapsing and will be gone in 10 years. Islam won't help muslims.

Interesting video.

[Bliss Sage]

Ugh, it's Fox. That explains it.

Now I've watched the whole thing, as hard to stomach as it was. It was a highly unprofessional video with grammar, spelling and punctuation errors in the end.

Concerning the guy being interviewed, all he did was replace one drug with another and now he's just trying to get people to swallow his Christianity pill, which Evangelical Christians like to do. This video and the person being interviewed have no credibility due to their clear personal agendas, and the writings at the end are practically racist.

Islam’s contribution to the world has been massmurders, terrorism, headcuttings, threats, riots, destruction and violent reactions to comedy cartoons.

Innovations that muslims has contributed with are new methods of killing muslims, non-muslims, children and adults.

Islam is known for brutality only satan can think of. Islam developed this way in only a few years, how did it happen?

The muslims in Europe remind us that they will not adopt or integrate. They will always be a source of violence, destruction, hate, threats, riots, crime, demands and brutality.

It was clearly contributed by someone with a vendetta against Muslims, not by any party concerned with or reporting truth or facts.

The idea that Islam will be gone in ten years is absurd.

He also criticizes the Quran for having contradictions within it and how people pick and choose which verse they want to apply depending on their personal agenda. The Bible is full of contradictions too and Christians pick and choose what suits them as well. The whole video is highly discriminatory and biased for Christianity and against Islam.

[newsbone]

Originally Posted by Bliss Sage

Ugh, it's Fox. That explains it.

Now I've watched the whole thing, as hard to stomach as it was. It was a highly unprofessional video with grammar, spelling and punctuation errors in the end..

What does that make you, a professional video critic or just a irritated fan?

Originally Posted by Bliss Sage

Concerning the guy being interviewed, all he did was replace one drug with another and now he's just trying to get people to swallow his Christianity pill, which Evangelical Christians like to do. This video and the person being interviewed have no credibility due to their clear personal agendas, and the writings at the end are practically racist.

He is exercising his right of choice and according to him, what he has done is the right thing. Any one can read right through your personal agenda and bitterness of evangelical Christians.

Originally Posted by Bliss Sage

It was clearly contributed by someone with a vendetta against Muslims, not by any party concerned with or reporting truth or facts..

What is this you are insinuating? What are the facts do you have them or is your opinion your facts?

Originally Posted by Bliss Sage

He also criticizes the Quran for having contradictions within it and how people pick and choose which verse they want to apply depending on their personal agenda. The Bible is full of contradictions too and Christians pick and choose what suits them as well. The whole video is highly discriminatory and biased for Christianity and against Islam.

As a former Muslim converted to Christianity I dare you for a duel of truth, between the contradictions in the Quran and those in the Bible. Put your money where your mouth is! I hope you are true to your word and up for the challenge.

[seeker5]

Originally Posted by newsbone

As a former Muslim converted to Christianity I dare you for a duel of truth, between the contradictions in the Quran and those in the Bible.

That would be like having a duel to argue whether Hitler or Stalin murdered the least number of people. .

[newsbone]

Originally Posted by seeker5

That would be like having a duel to argue whether Hitler or Stalin murdered the least number of people. .

That is a matter of perspective, isn't it? But coming from a person whose nation came about as a result of religious persecution, sounds funny and disrespectful.

[seeker5]

Originally Posted by newsbone

That is a matter of perspective, isn't it?

Opinions usually are

But coming from a person whose nation came about as a result of religious persecution, sounds funny and disrespectful.

I fail to see how the country I choose to currently live in has anything to do with whether my opinion and comparison is respectful or not.

[newsbone]

Originally Posted by seeker5

I fail to see how the country I choose to currently live in has anything to do with whether my opinion and comparison is respectful or not.

Respectful to the country you live in, that came as a result of other peoples sacrifices for what they believed in. They made a choice to search for the freedom of and to worship what and how they felt like, most of them died for the cause. Respect should come from valuing what they did for your freedom to choose where to live not to rubbish what they died for.God.

[seeker5]

Interesting belief. I disagree with it.

However, if we follow that logic, a lot of men and women died protecting the Muslim faith from the Crusaders and from many others who sought to eradicate the religion and keep people from worshiping the Muslim faith. So, following that logic, Newsbon, that means for you to switch from being a Muslim to a Christian and to espouse publicly how the Quran has so many contradiction would be disrespectful to all of those who died protecting your right to worship the Muslim faith.

[newsbone]

Originally Posted by seeker5

Interesting belief. I disagree with it.

However, if we follow that logic, a lot of men and women died protecting the Muslim faith from the Crusaders and from many others who sought to eradicate the religion and keep people from worshiping the Muslim faith. So, following that logic, Newborn, that means for you to switch from being a Muslim to a Christian and to espouse publicly how the Quran has so many contradiction would be disrespectful to all of those who died protecting your right to worship the Muslim faith.

Interesting viewpoint!
Firstly! The crusaders were not working for God but their misguided notion that God supported their sinful actions. Secondly; the crusaders reason was not to stop the Moslems from practicing their faith but rather to remove them from the presumed Holy land (PALESTINE).And finally; some good points you raised there.