aquascoot wrote on Jul 12^th, 2018 at 7:43pm:


Christians don't do that, Aquascoot. We honour each other. We love our brother as we love ourselves.

I think this is important. To have love, one must forgive oneself.

I'm not sure if Mr Trump discovered this on his journey to self fulfilment, but I think prophet Yeheshua did.

He wrote the Bible. Moh wrote the Quran. Mr Trump wrote the Art of the Deal I, II & III.

The story so far is:

Two leftard apologists desperately trying to save their muslim terrorists friends from denunciation.

They simply can't stand the fact: if people commit atrocities they are disobeying the teachings of Christ.

Conversely.

Every muslims who perpetrates the most depraved degeneracy against their fellow man are obeying the teachings of muhammad.

Poor old liar B.R. is ingeniously trying to prove that people who disobey Christ are true blue Christians, when their own doctrine distinctly says they are not.

The other one is truly a sicko, trying to push the line of absolute love and submission is the sole duty of everyone, dismissing the horrific rape torture and murder of little girls and women as of no consequence, Christians simply should accept every evil in this world, love and submit to it.

Sicko perverts.

I know that the qur'an is the cause and motivation for islamic terrorism.

Anyone who supports the qur'an as being infallible and unchangeable by definition supports the religious terrorism engendered.

Find one muslim who will decry the evil in the qur'an.

Brian Ross wrote on Jul 16^th, 2018 at 6:29pm:



Which part of the Bible is quoted by terrorists, silly old bedwetter?

Karnal wrote on Jul 12^th, 2018 at 8:19pm:


well brian did tell a lie and if he wants to stay on the narrow road to success , then he should rectify this.
now you will say trump tells lies too, but i more see trump as a rule breaker.
there is a difference.

with regards the bible and the quran (or the dao or the dharma)....they must have some sort of embodied truth or they would not have stood the test of time.
they must contain archetypal stories.

sleeping beauty, pinochio, mcbeth, mozarts music, michelangelos paintings...these are archetypal.
they speak to something that is true across time.
all learning is remembering karnal.

now 'the art of the deal". is this an archtypal story?
probably not.
but trump may be an archetypal figure, a heroic figure who re ignited assertive and courageous masculine energy.

time will tell.

trump is a bit like the pheonix.
always being burnt to the ground and reborn.

if he allows the dead wood to be burnt off, then he can emerge better each time.

characters like obama and hilary.  they never really had 'the fall".
so they may be made up of 90 % dead wood .
dead wood can be lies, deceit and arrogance.
one would have to acknowledge the arrogance of the democratic party 18 months ago.

we , humans, like the story of "the fall".

its a death and rebirth story.

a movie where everything just chugged along would be pretty boring.

a better story is ,
"you were going along and suddenly there was a period of great chaos and you made sense of the chaos and emerged as a hero".

we like that story.
thats most movies.

thats not hilary or obama.

thats the story of trump.

thats why its engaging and interesting

aquascoot wrote on Jul 17^th, 2018 at 6:55am:


What a strange definition of the word "lie" you are using there, Aqua.   Rather a case of mendacity on your part, don't you think?  Tsk, tsk.  Prove I "knowngly told an untruth," if you can.   

aquascoot wrote on Jul 17^th, 2018 at 1:22pm:


All of these apologies for the conduct of contemporary Islam, comparing Christianity, are flimsy at best. The fact of the matter, the issue at the heart of all of this is the present-day atrocities in the name of a religion, namely Islam. No other religion is carrying out a campaign of wholesale murder and intimidation anything remotely comparable to that which moderate Muzlims condone in their silence. That is the essentially fallacy of the "not all Muzlims are terrorists" claim. Its sophistry, seeking to change the subject.