What Muslims Really Believe-Mr President,You Need to Meet this Man!

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Ok so I know people share videos here all the time.I'm always like "dumb it down for me,I dont watch videos". But in this case I cant restate what the video is saying,you have to hear this man in his own words.He answers what Obama said at the prayer breakfast.If you can spare a few minutes you'll want to check out what this man has to say about the Muslim faith.I hope more will leave the faith and come to know Jesus as Savior.


https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152721801409669&set=vb.191900549668&type=2&theater


Please let me know what you think.If you dont watch the video you cant really debate it.
 
great video, but a lot of this we already know. as far as our president, he has shown he is emphatically pro-muslim. unless God touches his heart, can't see him changing his mind.
 
[video=youtube_share;XnkPmeF3fSY]http://youtu.be/XnkPmeF3fSY[/video]
 
Obama has acted deceitfully. His philosophy is 'consequentialism' which is the class of normative ethical theories holding that the consequences of one's conduct are the ultimate basis for any judgment about the rightness or wrongness of that conduct.

From Obama's standpoint, a morally right act (or omission from acting) is one that will produce an outcome in line with his ideology. In other words, to Obama, "the ends justify the means."

Obama has behaved like a chameleon shifting, plotting, positioning, and lying his way to the top. After the gay bathhouses, limos, and raucous parties; Obama liked to "white wash" it on Sunday by going to Jeremiah Wright's racist anti-white black liberation theology church (though he appears to be a relativist and pluralist in practice) where it is alleged he was a member of the down low club there.

But when it came time to run for president, he cleaned himself up and shifted into his evangelical look. Here's how he positioned himself for his first run:




That was the conservative Christian Obama who told Christianity Today in 2008 that he was a "committed Christian" etc... and so forth. It was a sham!

This was done so that Obama could get himself elected president. Once he was in, he let his mask slip dropping much of the pretense.
 
[video=youtube_share;t_Qpy0mXg8Y]http://youtu.be/t_Qpy0mXg8Y[/video]
 
[video=youtube_share;I_To-cV94Bo]http://youtu.be/I_To-cV94Bo[/video]

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http://www.amazon.com/Gods-Battalions-The-Case-Crusades/dp/0061582603
 
The President is one of those who cares nothing for historical relevance. Like most progressives, he thinks he can beat the house by way of enlightened reasoning. But the house always wins, and the payment is generally a butcher's bill.
 
Dr. Rodney Stark is one of the world's foremost sociological historians. His work is brilliant and presently resetting the bar in academia with respect to the topics he covers.

Dr. Bill Warner is not so well known; however, he distinguished himself as an applied physicist trained in quantum physics and taught for eight years as a professor at Tennessee State University leaving to form the 'Center for the Study of Political Islam' a topic that had been of life-long interest to him. Warner hold's a PhD in both Physics and Mathematics and applies his considerable analytical skills to the topic of religion specializing in anti-cult apologetics with respect to Islam.

Watch the videos and keep learning. Cheers!

kaylagrl said:
Thank you for the links.I'm going to watch them asap!
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AgeofKnowledge said:
Dr. Rodney Stark is one of the world's foremost sociological historians. His work is brilliant and presently resetting the bar in academia with respect to the topics he covers.

Dr. Bill Warner is not so well known; however, he distinguished himself as an applied physicist trained in quantum physics and taught for eight years as a professor at Tennessee State University leaving to form the 'Center for the Study of Political Islam' a topic that had been of life-long interest to him. Warner hold's a PhD in both Physics and Mathematics and applies his considerable analytical skills to the topic of religion specializing in anti-cult apologetics with respect to Islam.

Watch the videos and keep learning. Cheers!
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God's Battalions was a fantastic read, but I vastly prefer Stark's other work. I think my favorite of his works was Discovering God. The Victory of Reason is another one of my favorites. I have not read his latest book How The West Won though. It would be interesting to compare what he has to say with Jared Diamond and Victor Davis Hanson.

Another nice read on the Crusades if you have even a little time is Dr. Thomas Madden's Concise History of the Crusades.
 
Indeed. He wrote 'God's Battalions' at a time when many historians were releasing books intended to correct the cultural myths and mistruths the left had created and propagated with respect to the Crusades.

Your example, 'The New Concise History of the Crusades (Critical Issues in World and International History)' by Dr. Thomas Madden, is a perfect example and speaks to the point that historians have become concerned about the level of public ignorance and misunderstanding with respect to the topic which the leftist hippie rebels that took over academia after the 60's have intentionally created (and can be extended to almost any other topic they've touched).


Desdichado said:
God's Battalions was a fantastic read, but I vastly prefer Stark's other work. I think my favorite of his works was Discovering God. The Victory of Reason is another one of my favorites. I have not read his latest book How The West Won though. It would be interesting to compare what he has to say with Jared Diamond and Victor Davis Hanson.

Another nice read on the Crusades if you have even a little time is Dr. Thomas Madden's Concise History of the Crusades.
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That's a pretty powerful indictment of Obama's twisted logic and inexplicable defense of Islam. One would almost think ....

Nah. Can't be. Right? hmmm ...
 
Indeed. Obama has clearly shown that he's a complete ignoramus when it comes to history and religion.

Viligant_Warrior said:
That's a pretty powerful indictment of Obama's twisted logic and inexplicable defense of Islam. One would almost think ....

Nah. Can't be. Right? hmmm ...
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Honestly this is great to see. The Western Christian world really seems to be waking up. Just keep talking about it I mean they give fresh meat to talk about on a daily basis. Now we must put our politicians on notice, ask them who they support and hold them to it. Now there is ACT a non profit ran by Bridgette Gabriel that has political action in the forefront of their charter. The also have people in D.C. I mean it's secular but it's something. And to be honest Bridgette is easy on the eyes.
 
AgeofKnowledge said:
Indeed. He wrote 'God's Battalions' at a time when many historians were releasing books intended to correct the cultural myths and mistruths the left had created and propagated with respect to the Crusades.

Your example, 'The New Concise History of the Crusades (Critical Issues in World and International History)' by Dr. Thomas Madden, is a perfect example and speaks to the point that historians have become concerned about the level of public ignorance and misunderstanding with respect to the topic which the leftist hippie rebels that took over academia after the 60's have intentionally created (and can be extended to almost any other topic they've touched).
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Thank you both for the info.A lot to read and listen to.I always want to get down to the truth in any issue.I have basic knowledge of what Muslims believe and basic knowledge of their history.I always want to know more,I enjoy history.But I also think we need to know the truth.Those who dont know history are doomed to repeat it.
 
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