The Quran is a more violent book than the Bible

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ForthAngel said:
Here is a great video in regards to this subject. It's nearly 4 hours long, so may want to watch it in parts.

[video=youtube;qk_VwZxN9bA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qk_VwZxN9bA[/video]
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Okay, I just finished the last half of the documentary. Most of it was very important but also more advanced than I was perhaps expecting. As such I watched it through, but it didn't hold my interest like the first half. The first half was excellent and elements of the last half were excellent. Thanks for sharing.
 
My biggest gripe of Islam is how they treat women. Under Sharia law it is permissible for a man to rape a woman
 
Islam and any other religion that does not follow Jesus is a lie and a terrible invention of man's imagination. Flee to Christ and him crucified. This "war" is deep seated and has been going on since time began. Whose side are you on?
 
Josefnospam said:
Islam and any other religion that does not follow Jesus is a lie and a terrible invention of man's imagination. Flee to Christ and him crucified. This "war" is deep seated and has been going on since time began. Whose side are you on?
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I don't think I've seen a single person in this forum defend Islam so I believe your question is unnecessary or maybe rhetorical
 
Bowman said:
I used to take my info on the Koran from the internet, like you, before I decided to study it in the Arabic for twenty years.

Since then, I have no need to consult half-truth internet propaganda.
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And yet you did anyway.
 
Maybe I will read the Quran one day just to see for myself. But I can imagine with any organized religion there is a lot of cherry picking and taking scriptures out of their context.
 
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