How Many Mohammeds (Another One Bites the Dust)?

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While I do not have any sympathy toward any terrorist of any type being taken out, your approach to this story is unfair to the Muslim community. As you know the name Mohammed is so common due to their high regard for the prophet Mohammed.

Just because someone is named Mohammed it does not equal terrorist, just as every terrorist is not named Mohammed. Timothy McVeigh comes to mind.

Well, Timothy was St. Paul's delegate to the early Christians in Ephesus, so application of Harjulogic shows clearly that Tim McVeigh is proof positive that Christianity is a religion of hate and violence.

Ignorance is bliss!

I guess you'd be the expert on that.

Timothy is first mentioned in the Bible at the time of St. Paul's second visit to Lystra (Acts 16:1-2), where Timothy is mentioned as a "disciple" or "follower." St. Paul, having been impressed by his "own son in the faith," arranged that he should become his companion (Acts 16:3), and personally circumcised him because his mother was of the Jewish faith, so that he might be accepted by the Jews. He was ordained (1 Timothy 4:14) and went with Paul in his journey through Phrygia, Galatia and Mysia; also to Troas, Philippi, Berea (Acts 17) and Corinth (Acts 18:5). His mother, Eunice, and his grandmother, Lois, are noted as eminent for their piety and faith, which indicates that they may have also been Christians. Timothy is praised by Paul for his knowledge of the Scriptures, and is said to have been acquainted with the Scriptures since childhood. The Bible gives little information about Timothy's father; however, it does indicate that he was a Greek (Acts 16:1).

According to later tradition, St. Paul ordained St. Timothy as Bishop of Ephesus in the year 65, where he served for 15 years. .

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While I do not have any sympathy toward any terrorist of any type being taken out, your approach to this story is unfair to the Muslim community. As you know the name Mohammed is so common due to their high regard for the prophet Mohammed.

Just because someone is named Mohammed it does not equal terrorist, just as every terrorist is not named Mohammed. Timothy McVeigh comes to mind.

Well, Timothy was St. Paul's delegate to the early Christians in Ephesus, so application of Harjulogic shows clearly that Tim McVeigh is proof positive that Christianity is a religion of hate and violence.

Ignorance is bliss!

I guess you'd be the expert on that.

Timothy is first mentioned in the Bible at the time of St. Paul's second visit to Lystra (Acts 16:1-2), where Timothy is mentioned as a "disciple" or "follower." St. Paul, having been impressed by his "own son in the faith," arranged that he should become his companion (Acts 16:3), and personally circumcised him because his mother was of the Jewish faith, so that he might be accepted by the Jews. He was ordained (1 Timothy 4:14) and went with Paul in his journey through Phrygia, Galatia and Mysia; also to Troas, Philippi, Berea (Acts 17) and Corinth (Acts 18:5). His mother, Eunice, and his grandmother, Lois, are noted as eminent for their piety and faith, which indicates that they may have also been Christians. Timothy is praised by Paul for his knowledge of the Scriptures, and is said to have been acquainted with the Scriptures since childhood. The Bible gives little information about Timothy's father; however, it does indicate that he was a Greek (Acts 16:1).

According to later tradition, St. Paul ordained St. Timothy as Bishop of Ephesus in the year 65, where he served for 15 years. .

And what would that have to do with Tim McVeigh??? Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Nothing opens like a Deere!

You ignorant fool! Checks are for workers!

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Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Dear DeVoll, I mean, JohnDeere:

We should assume you meant "answering" and "wandering", right?
Just checking.

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While I do not have any sympathy toward any terrorist of any type being taken out, your approach to this story is unfair to the Muslim community. As you know the name Mohammed is so common due to their high regard for the prophet Mohammed.

Just because someone is named Mohammed it does not equal terrorist, just as every terrorist is not named Mohammed. Timothy McVeigh comes to mind.

Well, Timothy was St. Paul's delegate to the early Christians in Ephesus, so application of Harjulogic shows clearly that Tim McVeigh is proof positive that Christianity is a religion of hate and violence.

Ignorance is bliss!

I guess you'd be the expert on that.

Timothy is first mentioned in the Bible at the time of St. Paul's second visit to Lystra (Acts 16:1-2), where Timothy is mentioned as a "disciple" or "follower." St. Paul, having been impressed by his "own son in the faith," arranged that he should become his companion (Acts 16:3), and personally circumcised him because his mother was of the Jewish faith, so that he might be accepted by the Jews. He was ordained (1 Timothy 4:14) and went with Paul in his journey through Phrygia, Galatia and Mysia; also to Troas, Philippi, Berea (Acts 17) and Corinth (Acts 18:5). His mother, Eunice, and his grandmother, Lois, are noted as eminent for their piety and faith, which indicates that they may have also been Christians. Timothy is praised by Paul for his knowledge of the Scriptures, and is said to have been acquainted with the Scriptures since childhood. The Bible gives little information about Timothy's father; however, it does indicate that he was a Greek (Acts 16:1).

According to later tradition, St. Paul ordained St. Timothy as Bishop of Ephesus in the year 65, where he served for 15 years. .

And what would that have to do with Tim McVeigh??? Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Do try to pay attention, JohnDeereVoll. You are falling behind the action in the thread.

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[JohnDeere 0]

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Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Dear DeVoll, I mean, JohnDeere:

We should assume you meant "answering" and "wandering", right?
Just checking.

Dear Kallend, I mean Andy908 try answering questions instead of cominting on spelling. Oh wait neither of you ( i mean the one of you) know how to answer questions, instead you both ( the one of you) comment on spelling. I wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked.

Nothing opens like a Deere!

You ignorant fool! Checks are for workers!

[kallend 2,106]

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Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Dear DeVoll, I mean, JohnDeere:

We should assume you meant "answering" and "wandering", right?
Just checking.

Dear Kallend, I mean Andy908 try answering questions instead of cominting on spelling. Oh wait neither of you ( i mean the one of you) know how to answer questions, instead you both ( the one of you) comment on spelling. I wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked.

Must be rough not knowing you are stuck in the starting gate when everyone else has gone twice around the track already.

Say, did you and DeVoll have the same English teacher?

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Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Dear DeVoll, I mean, JohnDeere:

We should assume you meant "answering" and "wandering", right?
Just checking.

Dear Kallend, I mean Andy908 try answering questions instead of cominting on spelling. Oh wait neither of you ( i mean the one of you) know how to answer questions, instead you both ( the one of you) comment on spelling. I wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked.

Must be rough not knowing you are stuck in the starting gate when everyone else has gone twice around the track already.

Say, did you and DeVoll have the same English teacher?

No we did not Andy908/Kallend. She is a few years older than me. I just wish the 2 of you/ the only one of you would actually answer a question. Instead you 2/the one of you only answer questions with other questions. It is pretty funny that the one of you cant answer a question.

Nothing opens like a Deere!

You ignorant fool! Checks are for workers!

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Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!

Dear DeVoll, I mean, JohnDeere:

We should assume you meant "answering" and "wandering", right?
Just checking.

Dear Kallend, I mean Andy908 try answering questions instead of cominting on spelling. Oh wait neither of you ( i mean the one of you) know how to answer questions, instead you both ( the one of you) comment on spelling. I wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked.

Must be rough not knowing you are stuck in the starting gate when everyone else has gone twice around the track already.

Say, did you and DeVoll have the same English teacher?

No we did not Andy908/Kallend. She is a few years older than me. I just wish the 2 of you/ the only one of you would actually answer a question. Instead you 2/the one of you only answer questions with other questions. It is pretty funny that the one of you cant answer a question.

LOL. I vote for thread of the day.

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I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost
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And no, it isn't unfair to the Muslim community. It's a death cult that continually breeds this kind of insanity, and has done so periodically since it was invented.

It's statements like this that highlight the fact that the poster knows not what he speaks of.

"A religion that does not respect the sanctity of human life is not a religion at all - it's a cult."

mh
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"The mouse does not know life until it is in the mouth of the cat."

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Your recurring, racist anti-Muslim threads have really become a crashing bore. That you, a seemingly intelligent person, choose to affect the comportment of an ignoramus, or perhaps a Tourettes patient, is your own prerogative. But you really need to get yourself another act.

Uh, what is racist about my remarks? Can you please enlighten me?

It's always okay to bash Christians. Where I live (the Seattle area), they're practically burned at the stake. But other religions are welcomed with open arms in the name of "tolerance"... I don't get it.

mh
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"The mouse does not know life until it is in the mouth of the cat."

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You know, I'm a pretty judgemental critter myself. I tend to be particularly harsh on religions and certain umbrella culture groups, the hispanic/black/asian "gangsta" self-identification for example. Nothing to do with race, everything to do with mindset. Islam is another mindset I wouldn't call myself a fan of. But you know, I AM cosmo enough to have made one Muslim friend... Darius11. And you know, that guy is like way cool. Hes a big jolly friendly and intelligent critter and the last time I spent a few hours hangin out on a DZ with him I had a ball, the guy loves to fly. Hes one of those people every time I ran into him somewhere I got an instant big smile on my face cause Darius is just like that, he is a brother and I'm glad to see him when I do.
After that, you know, no matter how hard I try I just can't seem to summon any blind unreasoning hatred for muslims.
I think you'd feel a lot better about yourself if you learned to let go of the hatred and tried looking for good reasons to respect people instead. It goes a lot further than hate, doesn't poison the soul like hate does and tends to earn you friends.

"Hatred is a weakness. You become the victim."
-Killswitch Engage

If you met Darius, and he didn't know you're that guy posting hate threads, could you look him in the eye without shame?
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And no, it isn't unfair to the Muslim community. It's a death cult that continually breeds this kind of insanity, and has done so periodically since it was invented.

It's statements like this that highlight the fact that the poster knows not what he speaks of.

"A religion that does not respect the sanctity of human life is not a religion at all - it's a cult."

mh
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Of course, if you had any understanding of Islam, you would know that it includes great respect for life, human and otherwise. But, why learn about that of which you are ignorant when blind hatred seems to be working out so well for you?

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[kallend 2,106]

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"A religion that does not respect the sanctity of human life is not a religion at all - it's a cult."

mh
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Are you thinking of the Crusades, or the Inquisition?

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Clinton got a blow job..... Just thought I'd mention it

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[kallend 2,106]

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Clinton got a blow job..... Just thought I'd mention it

Really? Well I never!

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Clinton got a blow job..... Just thought I'd mention it

Really? Well I never!

Well you must be in the wrong job then prof

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[kallend 2,106]

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Clinton got a blow job..... Just thought I'd mention it

Really? Well I never!

Well you must be in the wrong job then prof

Apparently.

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Clinton got a blow job..... Just thought I'd mention it

Really? Well I never!

Well you must be in the wrong job then prof

LOL... Or maybe the wrong subject, can you paint?

When an author is too meticulous about his style, you may presume that his mind is frivolous and his content flimsy.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca

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Ignorance is bliss!...

Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!....

wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked...

It is pretty funny that the one of you cant answer a question.

Dude. What question?

Do you want to have an ideagasm?

[kallend 2,106]

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Ignorance is bliss!...

Try ansmering the question people ask! Instead of wondering off to your own little world!....

wish i was better at spelling so i didnt have to answer questions as they were asked...

It is pretty funny that the one of you cant answer a question.

Dude. What question?

Apparently the question was "ignorance is bliss!" (no "?" though, so that's just a guess).

I think he's playing in a different league from the rest of us.

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Apparently the question was "ignorance is bliss!" (no "?" though, so that's just a guess).

I think we now know who Johndeervoll is.

Remster

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You know, I'm a pretty judgemental critter myself. I tend to be particularly harsh on religions and certain umbrella culture groups, the hispanic/black/asian "gangsta" self-identification for example. Nothing to do with race, everything to do with mindset. Islam is another mindset I wouldn't call myself a fan of. But you know, I AM cosmo enough to have made one Muslim friend... Darius11. And you know, that guy is like way cool. Hes a big jolly friendly and intelligent critter and the last time I spent a few hours hangin out on a DZ with him I had a ball, the guy loves to fly. Hes one of those people every time I ran into him somewhere I got an instant big smile on my face cause Darius is just like that, he is a brother and I'm glad to see him when I do.
After that, you know, no matter how hard I try I just can't seem to summon any blind unreasoning hatred for muslims.
I think you'd feel a lot better about yourself if you learned to let go of the hatred and tried looking for good reasons to respect people instead. It goes a lot further than hate, doesn't poison the soul like hate does and tends to earn you friends.

"Hatred is a weakness. You become the victim."
-Killswitch Engage

If you met Darius, and he didn't know you're that guy posting hate threads, could you look him in the eye without shame?
-B

I don't hate anyone. Hatred is corrosive to one's own soul - I know better.

However, I find it amazing that although criticism and ridicule of Christianity on this forum brings a chorus of "hell, yea!"s, but criticism of islam brings immediate denunciation as "hatred" and "racism"...

Am I missing something?

mh
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"The mouse does not know life until it is in the mouth of the cat."

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Evidently

When an author is too meticulous about his style, you may presume that his mind is frivolous and his content flimsy.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca

[lurch 0]

Yes.
You say you don't hate anyone, but in your posts you seem to take a certain vicious vindictive enthusiastic pleasure both from their deaths and the mocking of them. I think I speak for everyone who already spoke up when I say "sure looks like hate to us."
-B

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However, I find it amazing that although criticism and ridicule of Christianity on this forum brings a chorus of "hell, yea!"s, but criticism of islam brings immediate denunciation as "hatred" and "racism"...

Am I missing something?

So how is this comment criticism of Islam dude?

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By the way, have you ever wonder how they tell each other apart? An Arab goes into a crowded coffee shop and says, "Hey Mohammed!" and everybody answers "Yes?" ?