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Tom123
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There is an article about that which I posted earlier in the thread but I will bring it up again: http://www.opinionjournal.com/taste/?id=110010420 The excerpt about what they were doing can be found here: The people taken hostage in Afghanistan were on a popular kind of tour in which church groups go on short, nonevangelical aid trips. (emphasis added be me) As to the specific type of work they were doing, they were working with children and supplying medicine to people. They went to organize "medical activities and activities for children," according to Kim Hyung-suk, president of the Korean Foundation for World Aid, which organized the trip. Of course I don't know these people personally, neither do you. I am assuming the same can be said of Margaret Hassan. Since neither you or I knew her should we be making claims that she went to Iraq to convert non-Muslim Iraqis to Islam, or that she was only providing help to Muslims or people interested in becoming Muslims while using CARE as a cover? Of course not! It would be an outrageous statement to make! There is no proof that such a thing ever happened. If anyone were to make such statements they'd better be damn sure to bring some evidence saying that she was guilty of such things. If there is any evidence that the South Korean aid workers were indeed prosyletizing (which Muslims do too) while claiming to be aid workers or as some other posters have said trying to bribe people or working for the occupation forces, I look forward to seeing it. So far all sources seem to indicate that they went to Afghanistan on a purely humanitarian trip with a Christian group to help Afghan people, and that during their journey they were kidnapped and physically abused before their Taleban kidnappers released them (after having killed two). They showed great witness to the Gospel by going in there to help people they did not even personally know in spite of the risks, and remarkable courage in not allowing their captors to terrorize them into renouncing their faith in Jesus. Cristo Vive! - Tomasz Edited by Tom123 |
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palistine
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Hello Tom, sorry for the late reply, I have been busy. i have to admit you are one of the first few Christians I would say, is Jesus like. Apparently, you guys have got plenty of work at hand to bring back the already strayed masses of Christendom, who have gone ferociously insane over the course of the last few centuries or more! It seems to be that Jesus is superficial but the prevailing doctrine has been the conquest and domination of I agree with you among Christians claiming to be serving Jesus and sharing the Gospel with others and serving the poor there are those who actually do that�. And ere are also those who do not and are hypocrites. Oh- this is why history has been so unfavorable in the eye of Christendom because ever since the inception of this faith who has been adapted after its messenger, it has been turned twisted and used to annihilate the indigenous inhibitors of various lands/ counties of many seemingly more loving people than the exporters of peace and love that Jesus thought us. Among people who serve as missionaries there are those who do the above mentioned things�� these people have had too much of their days. It�s about time that decent and righteous Christians like your self take the podium and triumph the loving message of Jesus. Enough is enough. and do a lot of good, and there are those who are cynically going to defend imperialism and Western politics while falsely claiming they are doing it to serve Jesus. Among Muslims who claim to be spreading Islam there are those who do so by telling people about their faith and expressing their beliefs in good works, and there are those who bomb, behead, murder and invade others. Sure Tome, there is good and bad in every comp, but this camp has had too much of the nasty guys who evoke the message of love but at day and turn serpents at night. Ex. Pat Roberson, who surely prays in front of his audiences but do you know that he has been secretly investing in Liberia/seara leon (sp?) which not only fueled the bloody civil war, but have contributed the lose of human life for the sake of diamond.
Once again what evidence is there to punish anyone ,especially if that being is reluctant to speak to his/her persecutors. Let me just say that, I have been acquainted with one evangelist and they would tell me in my face that they would hide behind the cover of �humanitarian� to lure poor and suffering masses while turning a blind eye to the cause of their suffering, Which is not only hypocritical but criminal in every sense who should be sent Hagues as the murderers who kill because they been ordered by their superiors. it is also fair to acknowledge that there are decent and sincere Christians who fight for justice, thought I would say that they are minority and often lack influence in their own church let a lone their denomination. The term 'lure' was not being referred to you, but iam addressing the issue with in the context of the missionaries who are out as humanitarians but are really there to convert people. Furthermore, It does not concern me the color of your skin/ creed/ gender as long us we are all for justice. You have every right to practice and preach your faith as long as iam not forced upon it. Its been nice to exchange views with you as well. God bless and take care.
Palestine
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