“The Innocence of Muslims.” Are Not So Innocent

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Nakoula B. Nakoula says he is a Coptic Christian, but certainly doesn't act like one.They said that Nakoula identified himself to reporters as an Israeli-Jew at one time. He has several arrests here in US, to include having the ingredients to manufacture of Meth.

This man found the funds from somewhere, not sure where or from whom, exactly yet, to make this film. I understand that he lied to the actor's about what the movie is about, then dubbed (voice over) in the name of the so-called Mohammad character. Where during the filming the actors called by using another name, like George or something.

The film was made to do exactly what it did, spread hate and anger the radical sect of Islam.

Nakoula Basseley Nakoula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Who's Behind The "Innocence of Muslims" Film - YouTube

Actress sues Innocence of Muslims producer - Telegraph

Innocence of Muslims - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
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Hi mindlight,

No, the invasion of Canaan was God keeping His promise to Abraham and his descendents. Yes, He did tell them to make sure that all of the people who were in the land of promise be removed because He knew full well that their worship of false gods would pull many of His people away from the one true and living God. We find that throughout the accounts of the kings that this is exactly what happened because they didn't follow God's command.

Yes, God has always taken very seriously His people following after false gods. He is, after all, a jealous God. Even today, God does not want His children to have anything to do with false gods. However, with Israel He took a more disciplined approach because they were His people and they had promised Him that they would not do such things. Today, the work of Israel is complete and God has revealed all truth to us concerning what is required of us to be one of His children. It is now our choice.

One must understand that God's working through Israel was for a specific purpose. There was a job that had to be done and Israel was the nation through which God did that job. Just as with human nature today, if my child does something wrong he can expect to receive strong discipline and punishment. If someone else's child does something wrong, then that's pretty much up to someone else to correct.

Some 3500 years ago God called Abraham and began through him the work of raising up a nation that was special unto God. They had a divine purpose to complete. The writing of the Scriptures. The lineage of the Messiah. It is, however, still God's command to us that we have nothing to do with those who worship false Gods. For what has light to do with darkness. If a blind man leads a blind man, will they not both fall into the pit?

Now, this is not a matter of hate, but just not having any personal and close relationship with such people. God doesn't ask me to walk to the other side of the street when I see a muslim or buddhist coming in my direction. He doesn't ask me to speak offensively to them or taunt them or in any way provoke their ire. Just don't have anything to do with them as far as being close friends and confidents.

Perhaps you have never considered this understanding, but I ask you to read the Scriptures. God did a lot of things different with Israel. He asked for and demanded of them, by right of their birth as Jews descended from the seed of promise, their faithfulness. Part of His promise of protection for them was to keep them, by any means necessary, from the worship of false gods.

God bless you.
In Christ, Ted
 
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"Nakoula Nakoula, one strange person"

and he can not be a Christian, for he is filled with hate.
I don't know, just wouldn't want to slip into the same mindset as those militant radical Muslim's. Who decide who and what is on their side at a drop of an irreverent lie posted on the internet.

What little I know of this man sure shows he is need of study and a personal revival leading to an public apology and removal of the video clip from view.

I hope that this man's family, who are still in Egypt as I understand, and all Coptic Christians of Egypt remain safe. They have been attacked many times through the years for less.
 
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If the man had made a video outlining the differences in the "Muslims Jesus" and Jesus, the Lord would likely not allow for his family to suffer more for his indignation. However, seeing how this "christian" or "jew" merely falsely promoted a religion, whether false or not, for the direct purpose of inciting violence......i am not so sure the Lord will protect the innocent.

He claims he has no blood on his hands. IMO, he should be given a 100% expense free vacation to Kandahar or Islamabad, given a new wardrobe custom made with his name written in bold letters all over it, and then, as he gasps his last breathe, he will perhaps look at his own blood, on his own hands and understand the seriousness of his offense.
 
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What was the deal with the Crusades, then?
 
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What was the deal with the Crusades, then?

the crusades were not of God but man.

The Christian soldiers that fought these battles did not know better, they had no bible to test the authority they were under, they believed because the "church" told them it was God's will to fight others religions and they were pleasing God.
 
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