MUST WATCH - Ex-Muslim's Shocking Testimony Exposing ISLAM

[jimmyjimmy]

 

[jimmyjimmy]

 

[mkgal1]

There are extremists (and all degrees in between) in probably each and every religion. There are also those that distort faiths for their own purpose. This CNN series in very enlightening on that topic:

http://www.cnn.com/shows/believer

Ultra Orthodox Jews in Israel

 

[Godlovesmetwo]

maybe its time for us, the politically correct west, to reflect on this. I'm certainly questioning my own ecumenical views. Is it time to just say "Islam" is the wrong choice?

 

[Godlovesmetwo]

I think she's courageous. It's impressive what she is doing! She is making herself a target of Islamic terrorists too.

 

[rturner76]

I do honestly think there is a difference between American or "Western" Islam and Middle-East Islam or maybe it should be called "Sharia" Islam. I think Islam practiced without this Sharia law is pretty benign. I used to practice it myself and the people I was involved with were basically multicultural, mostly African American, some Arab, some white and then there was no terrorism going on (early to mid nineties). I did have a friend who moved to India to study Islam at that time so maybe Sharia is how they end up if they keep learning and growing long enough.

 

[jimmyjimmy]

maybe its time for us, the politically correct west, to reflect on this. I'm certainly questioning my own ecumenical views. Is it time to just say "Islam" is the wrong choice?

As a Christian, I understand Islam as an idolatrous religion, serving a false God, so is there any way in which it could be the right choice?

 

[jimmyjimmy]

I think she's courageous. It's impressive what she is doing! She is making herself a target of Islamic terrorists too.

It seems that people who have experienced life under Islam and its Sharia Law (and left it), especially women, seem to be singing the same tune.

 

[Godlovesmetwo]

As a Christian, I understand Islam as an idolatrous religion, serving a false God, so is there any way in which it could be the right choice?

I guess I hesitate to have as strong a view as you have, yet.

 

[noam burde]

 

[Shempster]

I have done a bit of research, looked at the Quran and talked with Muslims and it seems like the religion suffers from the same thing other ones do: they stray from the original teaching of their Leader and listened to teachers who have taken the faith far astray into the ways of the devil.
Not all of them, mind you, but many. The teachings appeal to the egos of the listeners and turn others into enemies that need to be punished or killed.

This is the danger in organized religion.

 

[jimmyjimmy]

I have done a bit of research, looked at the Quran and talked with Muslims and it seems like the religion suffers from the same thing other ones do: they stray from the original teaching of their Leader and listened to teachers who have taken the faith far astray into the ways of the devil.
Not all of them, mind you, but many. The teachings appeal to the egos of the listeners and turn others into enemies that need to be punished or killed.

This is the danger in organized religion.

Are you a Christian? If so, how do you speak of all religions as if they are, or have the potential to be, good?

 

[noam burde]

I have done a bit of research, looked at the Quran and talked with Muslims and it seems like the religion suffers from the same thing other ones do: they stray from the original teaching of their Leader and listened to teachers who have taken the faith far astray into the ways of the devil.
Not all of them, mind you, but many. The teachings appeal to the egos of the listeners and turn others into enemies that need to be punished or killed.

This is the danger in organized religion.

did you even watch the video?

 

[Shempster]

Are you a Christian? If so, how do you speak of all religions as if they are, or have the potential to be, good?

Yes, and I do see good things in most religions, so yes they can be good. But they also have facets that can be taken out of context and changed into evil.

 

[Solomons Porch]

Thank you for sharing this video, i hope u dont mind but i shared it with another kid on here that was asking how to tell his christian parents that he was turning to Muslim. Thanks and God bless.

*shocking*

 

[jimmyjimmy]

Yes, and I do see good things in most religions, so yes they can be good. But they also have facets that can be taken out of context and changed into evil.

A false god, an idol, can be good? People practicing idolatry can be a good thing? Please explain, from a Christian worldview, how you have come to that conclusion.

 

[jimmyjimmy]

Thank you for sharing this video, i hope u dont mind but i shared it with another kid on here that was asking how to tell his christian parents that he was turning to Muslim. Thanks and God bless.

*shocking*

You're welcome.

I fear we will be hearing many more stories of kids doing that. They have the ill-conceived notion that it's cool.

 

[Armoured]

As a Christian, I understand Islam as an idolatrous religion, serving a false God, so is there any way in which it could be the right choice?

Funny, many of them say the same about us.

 

[jimmyjimmy]

According to Open Doors, 9 out of 10 of the countries which severely persecute Christians are Muslim. How is it that there are any Christians who defend, support, and help Islam flourish, and usher in this kind of danger to Christians in the West? https://www.opendoorsusa.org/christian-persecution/world-watch-list/

• North Korea
  Score: 92/100

• Somalia
  Score: 91/100

• Afghanistan
  Score: 89/100

• Pakistan
  Score: 88/100

• Sudan
  Score: 87/100

• Syria
  Score: 86/100

• Iraq
  Score: 86/100

• Iran
  Score: 85/100

• Yemen
  Score: 85/100

• Eritrea
  Score: 82/100

 

[Armoured]

According to Open Doors, 9 out of 10 of the countries which severely persecute Christians are Muslim. How is it that there are any Christians who defend, support, and help Islam flourish, and usher in this kind of danger to Christians in the West? https://www.opendoorsusa.org/christian-persecution/world-watch-list/

• North Korea
  Score: 92/100

• Somalia
  Score: 91/100

• Afghanistan
  Score: 89/100

• Pakistan
  Score: 88/100

• Sudan
  Score: 87/100

• Syria
  Score: 86/100

• Iraq
  Score: 86/100

• Iran
  Score: 85/100

• Yemen
  Score: 85/100

• Eritrea
  Score: 82/100

Because not all Muslims are in those countries.