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Latest Articles: Religion
Making Islam Illegal -- Is It The West's Only Choice? [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2006-02-20 11:28:07 by Mind_Virus
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Making Islam Illegal -- Is It The West's Only Choice? Warner Todd Huston February 19, 2006 When President Bush gave his "axis of evil" speech he went out of his way to make the world understand that it isn't a war with Islam itself that we were joining — and I say joining because the war had been started by the Jihadists decades before. And, in observance to our Western principles, that must be the correct way to view our conflagration with radical Islam. Let's face facts, it certainly is uncomfortable to a Westerner who has been brought up on tolerance, freedom of religion, and liberty to contemplate a war against an entire religion. But are we approaching a time when ...
What If The Cartoons Were Mocking Jesus? : Jesus In A Priest's Garb Sodomizing A Choirboy
Post Date: 2006-02-19 19:12:20 by Mind_Virus
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What If The Cartoons Were Mocking Jesus? February 19, 2006 BY MARK BROWN SUN-TIMES COLUMNIST Opinions Are Like Belly Buttons (everybody has one) -- aka: Brown Picks Lint from His Navel. ******** Odds are that you would not be offended by seeing a cartoon of the Prophet Muhammad wearing a turban shaped like a bomb, seeing as how Muslims are a scant minority of this newspaper's readers. But how would you feel about it if we ran a cartoon depicting Jesus Christ in a priest's garb sodomizing a choirboy to illustrate the sexual abuse scandal in the Roman Catholic Church? I'll bet some of you would have a slightly different reaction to that. Or what if that same cartoon depicted the ...
Minister Announces $11.5 Million Reward For Beheading Prophet Cartoonists
Post Date: 2006-02-19 17:18:48 by Mind_Virus
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Minister Announces Reward For Beheading Prophet Cartoonists Lucknow | February 18, 2006 1:15:13 AM IST Amidst protests in Uttar Pradesh against the caricatures of Prophet Mohammed, a state minister Friday announced a reward of Rs.510 million ($11.5 million) for anyone who beheaded the artists responsible for the cartoons. "Muslim women of Uttar Pradesh will give away jewellery equivalent to the weight of the assassin while I will collect Rs.51 crore and give it to the man who beheads the insolent cartoonist," Minorities Welfare Minister Haji Yaqoob said at a meeting in Meerut, 400 km from here. He was addressing a large gathering of Muslims at a college in Meerut. With most ...
Pat Robertson Accused of Damaging Movement
Post Date: 2006-02-18 16:43:29 by Zipporah
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40 minutes ago Fellow conservative religious leaders have expressed concern and even open criticism over Pat Robertson's habit of shooting from the hip on his daily religious news-and-talk television program, "The 700 Club." The Christian Coalition founder and former GOP presidential candidate has said American agents should assassinate Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's stroke was divine retribution for pulling Israel out of the Gaza Strip. Some observers say Robertson, who'll turn 76 next month, courts controversy as a strategy to stay recognizable and keep his followers mobilized. Others say he remains important to the ...
Foxman's new spew. More ovens for the chosen ones
Post Date: 2006-02-18 09:08:50 by Jethro Tull
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Poster Comment:The book has been marked down to $6 dollars. I wonder if people are tired of his paranoia? One can only hope.
Can Christ Followers Save The World From Christians [Full Thread]
Post Date: 2006-02-15 00:09:52 by Red Jones
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Can Christ Followers save the world from Christians Charles E. Carlson Feb 06, 2006 Why all the bad news? The news stories in the world press, from South Africa to Norway, are incredibly negative about the USA. It was not always that way. Once, not long ago, most press was good to the USA. Our generations of military and tourists have been treated like liberators in Germany and Japan, countries we helped to destroy and then rebuilt. But no more, “America” is mud. This letter is not for everyone. Some already recognize the answer, but many still deny that the USA has become both the awful predator, and the world’s engine of monetary dilution. Less anyone thinks this writer ...
Uproar in the Muslim world but why not in Turkey?
Post Date: 2006-02-14 21:31:52 by Zipporah
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The protests by Muslims, angered by the cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed published by the Western press, continue. In Denmark they are mocking holy Christian images. Slippers with the image of the Holy Mother on the soles are now being sold. In one of the local comics a stylist turns to someone carrying a cross for Goliath and asks what would better suit him, a crown of thorns or a Tyrolean hat. From the beginning of the scandal many observers have remarked that the Islamic world is also far from being sensitive towards the feelings of believers of other religions. For example, it is still remembered today that a Buddha statue in Bamian (Afghanistan) was destroyed by people who class ...
George W. Bush, Zionist Double Agent, American Traitor
Post Date: 2006-02-14 03:53:20 by Zoroaster
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codex magica Exclusive Intelligence Examiner Report Texe Marrs "A man is considered an anti-Semite if he calls a Jew a Jew." "Then...when the doors were shut where the disciples were assembled for fear of the Jews, came Jesus and stood in the midst, and saith unto them, Peace be unto you." —John 20:19 It was in 1990 that I first met the remarkable and brilliant Boris Lunachev. Aged, bent over slightly by repeated attacks of osteoporosis, Lunachev had asked to see me privately. He had, I understood, once been a most distinguished professor of Marxist doctrine at the prestigious Lenin Institute. He was a rising star on the Soviet political and educational ...
What has happened to America's Jesus?
Post Date: 2006-02-13 22:27:06 by Zipporah
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Mon Feb 13, 7:12 AM ET I remember when Jesus Christ was about religion. That goes back to when he was caring and compassionate all the time, not just during the political campaign season. He used to bring people together and give them hope. He wouldn't have his people get in your face and tell you to fight gay rights or you'll burn in hell. That's not what he was about. That's not the Jesus who made folks such as Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson rich and famous. He was a different guy from the 21st-century American Jesus Christ. When I recently visited Sicily, Italy, the old Jesus was all over the place. His statue was on the counter at the restaurant and the coffee house. His image was ...
U.S. lashed on Prophet shirts
Post Date: 2006-02-13 11:58:34 by Zipporah
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A conservative U.S. clothing outlet is stoking Muslim fury over the Muhammed cartoons by selling shirts on the Net printed with the image of the Prophet wearing a bomb on his head. "This is a perfect example of why Americans are hated around the world," the Pakistan Daily Times wrote yesterday on its Web site. "Finding humor in the desecration of another's religious symbol is wrong." But the company, MetroSpy, insists it is protecting free speech - and fighting terrorism - with its shirts, which retail for $19.99 each. "We can't let the terrorists win. We cannot encourage this uncivilized behavior by caving in to their wishes," Nate Thomas, product ...
Voice of the White House February 9, 2006
Post Date: 2006-02-11 08:06:16 by Zoroaster
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Voice of the White House February 9, 2006 TBR http://News.org – February 9, 2006 “Two matters of interest today are: The Revolt Against the Evangelicals and the Great Cartoon Game. The first one is very serious and will never be covered in the national press for obvious reasons and the second is almost as favored as the Girl from Aruba. It seems that in rural Alabama, a number of Right Wing Christian churches have been, and are being burnt to the ground. This is not a racial act because most of the churches (Baptist) have white congregations. Black people have more respect for churches than to burn them down so they can’t be stuck with this one. The FBI has submitted a ...
Man posing as faith healer steals $1 million
Post Date: 2006-02-10 18:12:42 by Zipporah
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A self-proclaimed spiritual healer bilked at least $1 million (f6;840,000) from 20 San Francisco Bay area residents then fled without fulfilling his promises to give out winning lottery numbers and heal their ailments, police said. The man, who called himself "Iqbal," ran radio ads targeting South Asian clients on Radio Humsafar. He was described by police as an Indian man in his mid-30s who limped and recited passages from the Koran during healing sessions. He also claimed to practice black magic. Victims were told they would win $1 million (f6;840,000) in the California lottery for every $10,000 (f6;8,354) they gave him, said Lt. Jim Bizieff. The scam involved a magic ...
As More Alabama Churches Get Burned Out, Many Believers Reach Out
Post Date: 2006-02-10 07:01:32 by Red Jones
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As More Alabama Churches Get Burned Out, Many Believers Reach Out By Allie Martin and Jenni Parker February 8, 2006 (AgapePress) - Investigators continue searching for suspects and a motive in four suspicious fires that broke out at black churches in rural Alabama early Tuesday. These blazes, added to the five that occurred in Alabama last Friday, bring the count in this string of suspected arson attacks against rural churches to nine so far. Yellow crime scene tape surrounded the front parking lot and entryway into Dancy First Baptist Church outside Aliceville, Alabama, as agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ...
US evangelicals launch green plan
Post Date: 2006-02-09 12:08:15 by Zipporah
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US evangelicals launch green plan See the campaign A group of influential US evangelicals has launched a campaign to persuade Americans that being a good Christian also means tackling climate change. The 86 leaders are running prominent adverts in newspapers and on TV urging Christians and the US government to do more to cut carbon dioxide emissions. Scientists say CO2 emissions are one of the main causes of global warming. Evangelicals have been staunch Bush supporters but this push puts them at odds with presidential policy. Presidential catalyst? The president opposes the Kyoto protocol on climate change on the grounds ...
Radical Islamic Fundamentalism; Radical Christian Fundamentalism; Two Different Versions of Hate
Post Date: 2006-02-08 12:35:55 by BTP Holdings
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Radical Islamic Fundamentalism; Radical Christian Fundamentalism; Two Different Versions of Hate LEIGH SAAVEDRA 6 February 2006 All day yesterday my 14-year old son hopped about the house wearing a tee-shirt that proclaimed: "Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups." Thousands of miles away, people of nearly identical DNA were throwing rocks through embassy windows and screaming for blood, while the citizens represented by those embassies were touting free speech by republishing cartoons considered blasphemous to the stone throwers, thus increasing exponentially the anger of those already insulted. And as I looked at the savvy tee-shirt in my quiet home, ...
More on the Hypocrisy of the West and Cartoongate
Post Date: 2006-02-08 04:58:57 by Zipporah
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More on the Hypocrisy of the West and CartoongateThe Danish newspaper that published the caricatures of Muhammad refused to carry cartoons lampooning Jesus of Nazareth, The Guardian revealed on Monday.' In April 2003, Danish illustrator Christoffer Zieler submitted a series of unsolicited cartoons dealing with the resurrection of Christ to Jyllands-Posten.Zieler received an email back from the paper's Sunday editor, Jens Kaiser, which said: "I don't think Jyllands-Posten's readers will enjoy the drawings. As a matter of fact, I think that they will provoke an outcry. Therefore, I will not use them."The illustrator told the Norwegian daily Dagbladet, which saw the email: "I ...
Why Followers of Jesus should forgo travel to Israel
Post Date: 2006-02-08 04:28:25 by Red Jones
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Why Followers of Jesus should forgo travel to Israel Charles E. Carlson Feb 06, 2006 Recent disclosures of the Israeli practice of sonic bombing of the 1.3 million fenced in and captive people in the Gaza Strip may take the award for the meanest trick yet. Israel’s pilots fly made in the USA F-16 Fighters low and fast, deliberately breaking the sound barrier over sleeping people. The shock waves can and do blow out the windows and break the eardrums. Anyone who ever heard a sonic boom, even from six miles overhead, can imagine the terror that children feel when the sonic boom is created right over their homes. Gaza is an island of children, four or five per family. Why terror? ...
Documentary about turning Muslim in Texas (watch movie)
Post Date: 2006-02-07 21:55:26 by Red Jones
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Muslims picket The (Philadelphia) Inquirer
Post Date: 2006-02-07 11:23:41 by Zipporah
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They were offended that the newspaper reprinted the cartoon. The editor spoke with protesters. More than two dozen Muslims offended by The Inquirer's decision to reprint a caricature of Muhammad that has inflamed the sensibilities of their co-religionists across the world picketed the newspaper yesterday morning. The cartoon, originally published in the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten in September, depicts Islam's chief prophet with a lit bomb inscribed with Arabic letters stuck in his turban. It ran in Saturday's editions of The Inquirer with a story about the dilemma faced by the media over reprinting a cartoon that has led to wounded feelings, burnt flags and torched embassies ...
Michael Jackson to sing Pope John Paul II prayers
Post Date: 2006-02-06 16:46:44 by Wrench
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ROME (Reuters) - Pop star Michael Jackson could sing some of the prayers written by the late Pope John Paul, the head of the music company coordinating the project said on Monday. Father Giuseppe Moscati of the Edizioni Musicali Terzo Millennio, which specializes in church music and organizes musical events at the Vatican, said his company had the rights to 24 of Pope John Paul's prayers and wanted to put together a group of international artists to set them to music. "We have been contacted by people close to Michael Jackson who have expressed interest and we are thinking about it," Moscati said. He dismissed the recent controversy surrounding Jackson, who is living in Bahrain ...
Muslim Cartoon Controversy: What the Media Isn't Telling You
Post Date: 2006-02-05 15:22:59 by robin
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Muslim Cartoon Controversy: What the Media Isn't Telling You by Soj Sun Feb 05, 2006 at 11:01:49 AM PDT I had a friend over today who lives out of town and we switched on the traditional news media television and saw what most of you have probably seen - angry rioters protesting, burning flags and attacking various Danish embassies around the world. Despite the spectaculor footage and a bevy of experts "weighing in" on the issue, I did not one single mention of what's actually going on. And so therefore, by my duty as a citizen journalist, I will now share it with all of you. The issue has been framed by the traditional media as "Free Expression/Speech" in contrast with ...
Dungeon Vatican Rituals At Satan's Altar Was How Joanna, Born Into The Illuminati, Spent Her Childhood Days Now free from the cult's chains, Joanna is warning America about the "deadly intentions" of the cult she once called her family.
Post Date: 2006-02-05 13:22:17 by Red Jones
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Dungeon Vatican Rituals At Satan's Altar Was How Joanna, Born Into The Illuminati, Spent Her Childhood Days Now free from the cult's chains, Joanna is warning America about the "deadly intentions" of the cult she once called her family. 4 Feb 2006 By Greg Szymanski Joanna spent time as child in the dungeons of the Vatican, attending rituals of torture at the altar of the devil. Joanna's story follows the same satanic pattern as the incredible story recently told by former Illuminist Svali, born into the Illuminati and who witnessed a four-year-old boy sacrificed at her underground Vatican induction ceremony at the age of 12. Now Joanna of Florida comes forward, saying she was ...
The Death Of Christianity?
Post Date: 2006-02-05 04:09:22 by Red Jones
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The Death Of Christianity? Is Christianity really dying? Is it really irrelevant in today’s modern technological world? Have its beliefs become irrelevant in an age of space travel and instant communications. This is a question that is being asked by many people inside and outside the modern Church. Christianity is two millennia old and has gone from a small outlawed ‘sect’, to one of the most powerful political institutions throughout the middle ages into a slowly but seemingly sure course becoming an 'outlaw' and 'forbidden' religion and a target of governments and 'intellectuals' the world over. Christianity has a long and rich history. While many of Christ's enemies ...
Abramoff's Evangelical Soldiers
Post Date: 2006-02-04 08:16:13 by Zipporah
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Thu Feb 2, 2:40 PM ET The Nation -- Gambling might not rank as high as homosexuality or abortion on the list of social evils monitored by Focus on the Family found er James Dobson, but its growth has provided many occasions for his jeremiads. The indictment of Indian casino lobbyist and influential GOP activist Jack Abramoff was one such occasion. In a January 6 press release issued three days after Abramoff's indictment, Dobson declared, "If the nation's politicians don't fix this national disaster, then the oceans of gambling money with which Jack Abramoff tried to buy influence on Capitol Hill will only be the beginning of the corruption we'll see." He concluded with a ...
Hamas demands return of Seville in internet children's magazine
Post Date: 2006-02-02 16:19:14 by Tauzero
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Hamas demands return of Seville in internet children's magazine Spain Herald The children's website Al Fateh, property of the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, demands in its most recent issue the return of the Spanish city of Seville to the "lost paradise" of Al Andalus, as the Muslim part of Spain was called during its existence between 711 and 1492. The web magazine, whose name means "conqueror," says it is for "the young builders of the future." The web magazine, whose name means "conqueror," includes an article in which the city of Seville itself is the narrator, saying, "I beg you, my loved ones, to call me to return along with the other ...
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