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I’ve mentioned returning often to watch the video in post #1. I doubt that many others participating in this thread have. Go back to the video with me. This time, don’t watch it. What is the title of the video? “Muslims have MELTDOWN After Learning These Historical Facts l Crusades” What was...

“If you please God, it doesn’t matter whom you displease. If you displease God, it doesn’t matter whom you please.” - Adrian Rogers

“Do you remember the parable of the seed that Jesus told? … a massive dose of evangelistic encouragement. … Think of it! One more treasure - a priceless human being - might be snatched from the clutches of a horrendous, lifeless eternity because of your work. So go! Go right now and bear...

My message to unbelievers: Follow Jesus’ path. It’s the path which leads to life in the age to come.

The same as it is to non-Islamic warmongers -> Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, Son of the living God. The power of his word / seed / gospel is able to transform their minds and stop that behavior. When that seed is snatched away by the devil (see the parable of the sower) then Romans 13.

* Old scientists aren’t easily bored. *

“Ponder This As followers of Christ, we are God’s agents of peace. You are an ambassador. …” (Love Worth Finding Ministries, “You Are God’s Agent of Peace”) https://www.lwf.org/daily-devotionals/you-are-gods-agent-of-peace Bold is mine. Compare and contrast that with this -> “You are not...

“If we truly want to be relevant today, we must proclaim the ancient gospel.” - Burk Parsons The “ancient gospel” is the gospel of peace. “Enough of this. it’s impractical. Ignore that man.” Before you adopt that posture, test the spirit.

The way of Muhammad is the way of the sword, not the way of peace. Which is to say, the way of Muhammad is not the way of Jesus.

“The three subsequent Crusades accomplished nothing more than the further blurring of the original purposes for which the Crusades were called and any distinction between Christian and nonbeliever.” (Ergun Mehmet Caner & Emir Fethi Caner, Christian Jihad, p. 130) Bold is mine. “Blurring … any...

Muslims (and Christians who agree with them) need to be persuaded that with Christianity came peace. “Another parable He put forth to them, saying: ‘The kingdom of heaven is like a man who sowed good seed in his field; but while men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat and went...

“The question was, ‘Am I saying that with Christianity comes peace?’ No. I’m not.” Pause. In his place, I would have said, “Yes, I am.” He couldn’t say it because he doesn’t believe it. Neither does the Muslim.