Muslim take over of Europe

[OMC]

I actually know Muslims. Some who live in Bangladesh and know of others in various places and I can TELL YOU they think nothing of what you speak. What you speak is hate taught to you just as some of them do to you. CAN YOU NOT SEE? DO YOU NOT SEE YOUR OWN NATIONS?

Some are chosen to stay in the devils HEX and that HATE is why we lose our way. You have not even read what I have written for it is answered within before these comments that clearly gloss over all these FACTS!!!

I am so ashamed of this place. I do hate it all and cannot wait to have true life. This is my main struggle. People seem to be under some sort of spell. Nothing make sense anymore... HOW IS THIS HAPPENING? PEOPLE IN GENERAL CANNOT HANDLE TRUTH yet they feel free to blame others who are in same ship. WE ARE SINKING TOGETHER!!! YET we refuse to remove the water from the boat? Fight each other instead of embracing the storm.
How am I supposed to be Christ like when hypocrites, serpents and vipers’ rule the world and the blind lead the blind. HOW CAN I GET TO THE SHEEP IF THEY ALL BELIEVE I AM CRAZY FOR FACING REALITY they THEMSELVES REFUSE TO ACCEPT?

I feel your frustration, and I think you're actually describing the same struggle the prophets, the apostles, and even Christ Himself faced.
Elijah thought he stood alone.
Jeremiah wept over his generation.
Jesus looked over Jerusalem and said they would not come to Him.
The fact that people reject truth is not new.

But be careful not to let your grief over the world's blindness turn into contempt for the people you're trying to reach.

You ask: "How am I supposed to be Christ-like when hypocrites, serpents, and vipers rule the world?"
By doing exactly what Christ did when hypocrites, serpents, and vipers ruled His world.

He spoke truth, but He also wept.

He rebuked sin, but He loved sinners.

He did not spend His ministry proving everyone else was blind.
He spent it calling people to repentance and pointing them to the Father.

You say people think you're crazy for facing reality. Perhaps some do.
But remember, our task is not to convince everyone that we're right.
Our task is to bear witness to the truth in a spirit that reflects Christ.

The sheep do not recognize Christ merely because He is correct. They recognize His voice.

Truth without love often sounds like condemnation.
Love without truth becomes compromise. Christ gave both.

So don't focus so much on the darkness that you begin sounding like the darkness.
Shine the light.
God is responsible for opening eyes.
We are responsible for being faithful.
Much love brother

 

[Lanolin]

How about Christians take over Africa

Or maybe Antarctica, that doesn't really belong to anyone except the penguins.

 

[Integrity]

True Christians should be wise enough, only worship Jesus, no Allah, no talmud, no other savior. Stay away from all idolatry, moon , golden calf ....all bad.

Only the naive ones think talmud will save them, come on, and they call themself Christian?

Jeremiah 5:21

 

[Churchgoer]

Jeremiah 5:21

Baby Christians understandable.
It is ok, all under God's divine plan.

 

[Gideon300]

I actually know Muslims. Some who live in Bangladesh and know of others in various places and I can TELL YOU they think nothing of what you speak. What you speak is hate taught to you just as some of them do to you. CAN YOU NOT SEE? DO YOU NOT SEE YOUR OWN NATIONS?

Some are chosen to stay in the devils HEX and that HATE is why we lose our way. You have not even read what I have written for it is answered within before these comments that clearly gloss over all these FACTS!!!

I am so ashamed of this place. I do hate it all and cannot wait to have true life. This is my main struggle. People seem to be under some sort of spell. Nothing make sense anymore... HOW IS THIS HAPPENING? PEOPLE IN GENERAL CANNOT HANDLE TRUTH yet they feel free to blame others who are in same ship. WE ARE SINKING TOGETHER!!! YET we refuse to remove the water from the boat? Fight each other instead of embracing the storm.
How am I supposed to be Christ like when hypocrites, serpents and vipers’ rule the world and the blind lead the blind. HOW CAN I GET TO THE SHEEP IF THEY ALL BELIEVE I AM CRAZY FOR FACING REALITY they THEMSELVES REFUSE TO ACCEPT?

I am not stupid. I can read. I know what the Quran says. I know what some Muslims do. I hear and see what Muslims themselves are saying and doing in the West. I know about the blasphemy laws in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and other Muslim nations. I know that many Christians have been executed for preaching the gospel.

Do you not know about Muslim terrorists murdering Christians in North Africa? Just a day or two ago, a Nigerian pastor was burned alive along with his wife, children and 50 of his church members.

Shia Islam has a sect known as Twelver. It believes in their version of a messiah. Before that "messiah" can return, Israel must be destroyed. And this is your religion of peace.

Facts? You ignore what is staring you in the face. Do you know what Jihad is? Do you know who it is directed towards? Get off your high horse and get real. And as a female, you should be on your knees praying that Islam does not take over in your region.​

 

[OMC]

I am not stupid. I can read. I know what the Quran says. I know what some Muslims do. I hear and see what Muslims themselves are saying and doing in the West. I know about the blasphemy laws in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and other Muslim nations. I know that many Christians have been executed for preaching the gospel.

Do you not know about Muslim terrorists murdering Christians in North Africa? Just a day or two ago, a Nigerian pastor was burned alive along with his wife, children and 50 of his church members.

Shia Islam has a sect known as Twelver. It believes in their version of a messiah. Before that "messiah" can return, Israel must be destroyed. And this is your religion of peace.

Facts? You ignore what is staring you in the face. Do you know what Jihad is? Do you know who it is directed towards? Get off your high horse and get real. And as a female, you should be on your knees praying that Islam does not take over in your region.​

I think Scripture would encourage all of us to take a step back and remember what our primary calling is.
It is true that Christians suffer persecution in many parts of the world, and we should not ignore that reality.
Jesus warned that His followers would be hated for His name's sake (John 15:20), and we are called to remember those who suffer (Heb. 13:3).
At the same time, Jesus never gave us permission to respond with fear, bitterness, or hatred.
He said, "Love your enemies" and "pray for them which despitefully use you" (Matt. 5:44).

The Bible does not teach that all Muslims are the enemy, nor does it teach that evil should be ignored.
Rather, it teaches that our real battle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual darkness (Eph. 6:12).
Every person, whether Muslim, Christian, atheist, or otherwise, stands in need of the grace of God, for "all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God" (Rom. 3:23).

Integrity, your grief over the condition of the world is understandable, but remember that Elijah once felt alone as well, yet God still had a faithful remnant (1 Kings 19:14-18).
Gideon, your concern for persecuted Christians is also understandable, but Scripture calls us to speak the truth in love (Eph. 4:15), never allowing concern for truth to become contempt for people.

The prophets, Jesus, and the apostles consistently pointed God's people back to the same things: repentance, faithfulness, mercy, justice, humility, and love of God and neighbor.
Jesus said that the world would know His disciples by their love (John 13:35), not by how forcefully they won arguments.

So perhaps the question is not, "Which group should we fear?" but rather, "How can we remain faithful to Christ in a world that desperately needs Him?"
That is a challenge every believer faces, and one that Scripture answers with the same call it has always given: trust God, love people, stand for truth, and overcome evil with good (Rom. 12:21).

 

[Gideon300]

I think Scripture would encourage all of us to take a step back and remember what our primary calling is.
It is true that Christians suffer persecution in many parts of the world, and we should not ignore that reality.
Jesus warned that His followers would be hated for His name's sake (John 15:20), and we are called to remember those who suffer (Heb. 13:3).
At the same time, Jesus never gave us permission to respond with fear, bitterness, or hatred.
He said, "Love your enemies" and "pray for them which despitefully use you" (Matt. 5:44).

The Bible does not teach that all Muslims are the enemy, nor does it teach that evil should be ignored.
Rather, it teaches that our real battle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual darkness (Eph. 6:12).
Every person, whether Muslim, Christian, atheist, or otherwise, stands in need of the grace of God, for "all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God" (Rom. 3:23).

Integrity, your grief over the condition of the world is understandable, but remember that Elijah once felt alone as well, yet God still had a faithful remnant (1 Kings 19:14-18).
Gideon, your concern for persecuted Christians is also understandable, but Scripture calls us to speak the truth in love (Eph. 4:15), never allowing concern for truth to become contempt for people.

The prophets, Jesus, and the apostles consistently pointed God's people back to the same things: repentance, faithfulness, mercy, justice, humility, and love of God and neighbor.
Jesus said that the world would know His disciples by their love (John 13:35), not by how forcefully they won arguments.

So perhaps the question is not, "Which group should we fear?" but rather, "How can we remain faithful to Christ in a world that desperately needs Him?"
That is a challenge every believer faces, and one that Scripture answers with the same call it has always given: trust God, love people, stand for truth, and overcome evil with good (Rom. 12:21).

If you read my posts fully, you would see that I am not against individual Muslims. However, it is not Hindus who seek to impose their demon worship on the West. Buddhists do not come to take over.

Islam has no distinction between religion and government. Of all people, Integrity should be standing against the spirit of Islam. Women are considered second class according to the Quran.​

 

[OMC]

If you read my posts fully, you would see that I am not against individual Muslims. However, it is not Hindus who seek to impose their demon worship on the West. Buddhists do not come to take over.

Islam has no distinction between religion and government. Of all people, Integrity should be standing against the spirit of Islam. Women are considered second class according to the Quran.​

Brother, I don't think we're really disagreeing on the need to recognize error.
If your concern is that certain teachings or movements can be harmful, Christians should evaluate them in light of Scripture.
But we also need to remember that our struggle is ultimately not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces (Eph. 6:12).

A Muslim is not my enemy.
A Hindu is not my enemy.
An atheist is not my enemy.
They are people Christ commands me to love, pray for, and witness to (Matt. 5:44).
That doesn't mean I must agree with their beliefs or ignore genuine problems.
It simply means I must distinguish between opposing false ideas and despising the people who hold them.

So yes, let's be honest about persecution, religious error, and threats to Christian freedom.
But let's also remember that Jesus never called us to fear people groups.
He called us to remain faithful, speak the truth in love, and overcome evil with good (Rom. 12:21).
That's a balance every Christian should strive to keep.

 

[Gideon300]

Brother, I don't think we're really disagreeing on the need to recognize error.
If your concern is that certain teachings or movements can be harmful, Christians should evaluate them in light of Scripture.
But we also need to remember that our struggle is ultimately not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces (Eph. 6:12).

A Muslim is not my enemy.
A Hindu is not my enemy.
An atheist is not my enemy.
They are people Christ commands me to love, pray for, and witness to (Matt. 5:44).
That doesn't mean I must agree with their beliefs or ignore genuine problems.
It simply means I must distinguish between opposing false ideas and despising the people who hold them.

So yes, let's be honest about persecution, religious error, and threats to Christian freedom.
But let's also remember that Jesus never called us to fear people groups.
He called us to remain faithful, speak the truth in love, and overcome evil with good (Rom. 12:21).
That's a balance every Christian should strive to keep.

I'm well aware of that. I stand against the Spirit of Islam daily. It is also true that many Muslims are waking up and turning away from Islam. However, there are steps that we can and should take to prevent evil from taking root. Christians did not sit around in Jerusalem waiting for Rome's defeat. Lord had already warned them to flee. He warned them that the Temple would be destroyed.

Ignoring a problem will not make it go away. Americans are in a better position than most. The constitution requires separation of religion and state. Islam makes no such distinction. personally, I do not want my local church to be burned down with me and my wife in it. I doubt that Nigerian believers are too happy about it either.

Believers need to speak out against the lies spread by people like Tucker Carlson, King Charles, Prince Andrew and other pro Muslim apologists. There are plenty of them.

I don't agree that Muslims, Hindus etc are not our enemies. If they are not, then we are not obliged to pray for them.​

 

[OMC]

I'm well aware of that. I stand against the Spirit of Islam daily. It is also true that many Muslims are waking up and turning away from Islam. However, there are steps that we can and should take to prevent evil from taking root. Christians did not sit around in Jerusalem waiting for Rome's defeat. Lord had already warned them to flee. He warned them that the Temple would be destroyed.

Ignoring a problem will not make it go away. Americans are in a better position than most. The constitution requires separation of religion and state. Islam makes no such distinction. personally, I do not want my local church to be burned down with me and my wife in it. I doubt that Nigerian believers are too happy about it either.

Believers need to speak out against the lies spread by people like Tucker Carlson, King Charles, Prince Andrew and other pro Muslim apologists. There are plenty of them.

I don't agree that Muslims, Hindus etc are not our enemies. If they are not, then we are not obliged to pray for them.​

I agree that Christians should oppose false teaching and be aware of persecution.
My only concern is with calling entire groups of people our enemies.
Jesus said: "Love your enemies, pray for them which despitefully use you" (Matt. 5:44).
If Muslims, Hindus, atheists, and others are not among those enemies, then who was Jesus talking about?
We can oppose false beliefs without hating the people who hold them.
As I said, that's exactly what Christ did for us while we were still sinners (Rom. 5:8).
Truth and love are not opposites. Scripture calls us to both.