Reposted from World Net Daily
Imam insulted Christians, Jews in National Cathedral
Imam insulted Christians, Jews in National Cathedral
Islam is hard-wired with a “conquering”
mentality that dates back to its earliest days, says a noted author,
and that mentality was on display Friday at the Washington National
Cathedral.
Even in a service billed as a symbolic olive branch to Christianity, celebrated inside an iconic church, Islam’s air of supremacy could not help but leak out, says Dr. Andrew Bostom, author of several books on Islam including “The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims” in 2005 and “The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: From Sacred Texts to Solemn History” in 2008.
Not that anyone in the Episcopal cathedral cared to notice.
“After viewing Friday’s ostensible exercise in ‘ecumenism’ at the National Cathedral, it is impossible for me to discern whether the Christian event organizers are more ethically, or intellectually cretinous,” writes Bostom in his blog at AndrewBostom.org.
Bostom is an associate professor of medicine at Brown University Medical School and author of four exhaustive studies on Islam.
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Even in a service billed as a symbolic olive branch to Christianity, celebrated inside an iconic church, Islam’s air of supremacy could not help but leak out, says Dr. Andrew Bostom, author of several books on Islam including “The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims” in 2005 and “The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism: From Sacred Texts to Solemn History” in 2008.
“After viewing Friday’s ostensible exercise in ‘ecumenism’ at the National Cathedral, it is impossible for me to discern whether the Christian event organizers are more ethically, or intellectually cretinous,” writes Bostom in his blog at AndrewBostom.org.
Bostom is an associate professor of medicine at Brown University Medical School and author of four exhaustive studies on Islam.
Read more at World Net Daily
It is a mark of honesty to quote all of a verse and respect for the one who inspired it or wrote it down , whether it be in the Bible or in any other book. Otherwise, quoting half the verse that suits us in our purpose of deceiving our uneducated, ignorant or uncaring audience becomes disingenuous and a hypocritical pretense misleading others while posing as a religious authority. Unfortunately, It happens all the time when Christians quote the Bible out of context or pick and choose which part will seemingly strengthen their empty and false argument.
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