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Muhammad

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I WOULD HAVE BELIEVED HIM!

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if Jesus had not said, “IT IS FINISHED.”

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if all of Jesus apostles had not remained faithful even after His death.

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if the prophecies of the Old Testament had not been fulfilled in the New Testament.

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if Jesus had not clearly spoken about His blood being for the forgiveness of sins.

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if everything had been corrected immediately after Jesus death, before Christianity spread widely, instead of being addressed about 600 years later.

I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if the Bible had not warned about angels bringing messages different from the gospel.

I would have believed in Muhammad and the Quran if he hadn’t pointed people away from Jesus to a strange god.

Lastly, I would have believed Muhammad and the Quran if there had been no misunderstanding about the Trinity and why Christians speak of God as Father.

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Which Quran is the real one?

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And there are more of them as well.

Ayatollah Mojtaba

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BREAKING: A New York Post report says U.S. intelligence briefed President Donald Trump that Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, may be gay a stunning allegation that could shake the Islamic Republic. In Iran, homosexuality is punishable by prison or even death under the regime’s strict laws. If the intelligence claims are true, it would expose breathtaking hypocrisy at the very top of Tehran’s leadership. A regime that lectures the world about morality may now be facing uncomfortable questions about its own ruler. The world is watching as this extraordinary controversy unfolds.

Does the Qur’an have the same evidence that the Bible does?

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Does the Qur’an have the same evidence that the Bible does?.

There are a lot of reasons for doubting that the Qur’an is inspired.

-It contradicts known facts of science. For example, it teaches that the sun actually descends down into a muddy spring on the earth (Surah 18:86). You could get away with a statement like that in certain parts of the world in the seventh century. Obviously, today, we know that the sun is actually on a circuit through space.

-The Qur’an contradicts known facts of history. For example, it denies that Jesus of Nazareth was crucified on a cross (Surah 4:157), something that has been substantiated not only by the Bible but also by extrabiblical sources, such as the Jewish Talmud and Flavius Josephus.

-The Qur’an has multiple internal inconsistencies.

There are no good reasons to accept the Qur’an as inspired Scripture. The most popular evidence that Muslims try to give for the divine inspiration of the Qur’an is its literary beauty, but this is a highly questionable means of testing a document for divine inspiration. What would stop us from believing that Shakespeare’s writings were also divinely inspired? After examining these things, it would be safe to conclude that the Qur’an is not an inspired book.

Buddhists on Islam

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—Pastor Ward Clinton

Orlando Shooting

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Truth is Wounded Knee was!!! Then there was Waco, 86 Men, women and children, Actually 25 children, 17 of which were under the age of 5. And that was done by a Democrat President, just like the Democrat President of today has been funding ISIS, the organization that is claiming responsibility for the massacre in Orlando. And the “Shooter” involved, has been working for one of the Obama Administration’s top Security Contractors, who have contracted from the Department of Homeland Security, to illegally transport “illegals” that are “Other Than Mexicans” from the Mexican Border with the United States, to Bus stations and other points much deeper into the United States.

Political Correctness is making people reluctant to speak up for fear of reprisals and intimidation for not following along with Democrat group-think.  We are being forced, little by little, to call good “evil” and evil “good”.

2nd Chron 7:14  “If My people which are called by My name….”  –Pastor Ward Clinton