Christians now Sharing their Church with Mosque..

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hattiebod

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'The mosque was so full at times, there would be people outside in the wind and rain praying.'I knew I couldn’t just let this happen - because I would be abandoning what the Bible teaches us about how we should treat our neighbours.

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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]An [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Episcopal[/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] church in Aberdeen, Scotland has decided to 'share' its facilities with a Mosque next door that was running out of room. What do you think? Being good neighbours or being naive? <><​[/FONT]
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Anonimous

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hattiebod said:
'The mosque was so full at times, there would be people outside in the wind and rain praying.'I knew I couldn’t just let this happen - because I would be abandoning what the Bible teaches us about how we should treat our neighbours.

Read more: Christians roll out welcome to Muslims who were having to pray in the wind and rain because their mosque was so small | Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

An Episcopal church in Aberdeen, Scotland has decided to 'share' its facilities with a Mosque next door that was running out of room. What do you think? Being good neighbours or being naive? <><​
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Naive is a kind word...Not becasue they are not people. But, if they are using it as an extension for the mosque in order to do their worshipping...it's another story. Of course, look at the epicoplal church in DC and what they allow.
 
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Anonimous

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Anonimous said:
Naive is a kind word...Not becasue they are not people. But, if they are using it as an extension for the mosque in order to do their worshipping...it's another story. Of course, look at the epicoplal church in DC and what they allow.
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Blending cultures and strange gods worked out so well for the Israelites.
 
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Anonimous

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hattiebod said:
'The mosque was so full at times, there would be people outside in the wind and rain praying.'I knew I couldn’t just let this happen - because I would be abandoning what the Bible teaches us about how we should treat our neighbours.

Read more: Christians roll out welcome to Muslims who were having to pray in the wind and rain because their mosque was so small | Mail Online
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

An Episcopal church in Aberdeen, Scotland has decided to 'share' its facilities with a Mosque next door that was running out of room. What do you think? Being good neighbours or being naive? <><​
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Solomon also allowed foreign gods to be worshipped in the temple. That didn't work out too well for Israel.
 
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