VT, is it a hatefest or is it simply stating facts?Wow, what nutjob came up with that hate fest of a website?
Those facts are being presented in a manner that is intended to foment anger/hatred and take a broad-brush approach towards characterizing islam in a less than charitable way. If that is the case, then I think VT's characterization is on point.VT, is it a hatefest or is it simply stating facts?
I'm not posing either side, I just don't see how you can call it a hate-website.
"Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that’s even remotely true!" - Homer SimpsonFacts and statistics are great but you can pretty much manipulate them to suggest any goal you are promoting.
Am I sensing sarcasm VT? I suppose this isn't the best place to post about this stuff.^ I didn't take the world religions afternoon module on the PE, so I'll pass the ball on the one to someone more knowledgable.
If the Bible is to be historically true, then that would mean that all middle-eastern Muslims are those that were the condemned descendents from the fall of Babylon. I'm no expert, but that's what one of my buddies was telling me.Was noah jewish? If so that explains why muslims are always so pissed off, because if the ark story is true, then that means they are all jewish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No, no sarcasm. I was trying to say I don't know much of anything about religious texts, so I don't have anything to offer on that one.^ I didn't take the world religions afternoon module on the PE, so I'll pass the ball on the one to someone more knowledgable.
Not sure, but if the tomb of Jesus were to be validated, the whole Christian religion would be in shambles because Christianity is all about the resurrection. Most people either believe it to be true, it to be a conspiracy, or it to be a mystery.yes but what do the angry jewish scholars have to say about it?
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