another conspiracy theory

kenski70 the pollak wrote:
 and whammo a new religion that hates the first two.and is committed to eliminating both of them and forcing their followers to conform. if Islam succeeds to overtake the whole world.Satan(Lucifer)believes he can avert Armageddon.

Let's us see the numbers killed, tortured, blown to bits, incinerated, cooked, bbq'd, fried  amongst the civilized  white nations of the great west just in 20th century.
   
    World War I:----------------------------------------15,000,000
                   civilian ----------------------------------13,000,000
    Russian Gulags--------------------------------------20,000,000
    World War II----------------------------------------55,000,000
    Holocasust (inc.6mil of Jews-Isralites/God's Favorites) 25,000,000
    Vietnam, China, japan figures can wait.
    ADD THEM UP
    Simple question for ski the pollak: who were these MONSTERS ?         Weren't they Christians, Catholics and Jews ?
        DIDN'T THEY HAVE ANY SENSE ?
     So far I am concerned they didn,t finish the job.
     I am past my bed time - I believe you need a TRINITY's history             lesson to get your head screwed on right. Later------
  
     

unless you are claiming muslims aim to kill all non muslims which is even makes your arguments look more bigated.
If they ever had any taste or need for that then ay others would not have been left in India, the Central Asia or Spain - and almost a lot of the rest of the world.

People often hide their own  kill counts ad ratios under this allegation!

Rudy, though I agree that the Bible was corrupted.  And people rely too heavily on the Epistles of Paul....I would suggest that you look deeper into the Gospel of Barnabas.

There is alot of evidence that suggests that the Gospel of Barnabas was actually written in the 14th century.  There are a number of inaccuracies that Barnabas would not have made the mistakes. 

The Gospel of Barnabas also contradicts the Quran by claiming Mohammed to be the Messiah and denying Christ as the Messiah. 

I would think it would be dangerous to put faith into any book with questionable origins, especially if there are pieces that contradict what is believed to be the pure word of God (The Holy Quran).

I fear the Gospel of Barnabas is just more of the created writings that appeared in the years after Jesus's (death/disappearance, depending on belief) 

But, to be fair, I have a couple of sites, one for and one against the Gospel of Barnabas.

http://www.answering-islam.org/Green/barnabas.htm

http://www.answering-christianity.com/barnabas.htm

 

I think its best if we stick to what we know to be true in our hearts.  You have the Quran...I have my own book.  But in the end, I put little faith in anything brought out and haggled over by the Apostate Churches of the Middle Ages. 

Edited by Angela

Real Mid West treatment!