Muslims and christians are terrorists because they believe in killing humans as sacrifices, and robbing and taking over their victim's property as reward for sacrificing.
Now a days sonia gandhi is urging christians with hindu names to rob and murder other hindus, and promising them forgiveness if they get caught.
Some terrorist organizations, like maoists, naxals, pol pot (they murdered 2 million cambodians in 1976) and tamil tigers are supported by christian missionaries, who are agents of western-white-christians, whose aim is to kill every body except western-white- christians, and take over the whole earth.
For proof go to myspace.com/vidhu2 and/or myspace.com/rakesh22.
RE:Muslims & christians are terrorists
by Keith D on May 06, 2008 02:32 PM Permalink
Dear Vidhu Arora,
In this time of easy availability of correct data to verify what is true or not:It is sad to see that you are not saying correct things but asserting opinions as facts. A dangerous thing and subversive.
In the interest of goodwill, kindly meet and discuss with noble & good people who are above pettiness and division and are for broader vision and development of all in society,
First one is born without religion 2nd Religion teaches truths in its essence and there is very little difference till it comes to perception & nature of reality. 3rd the world belongs to no one but is used by all. Technology and religion are means to see a way to live through many discordant factors to reach a relative truth that all can cling too and feel good. But the ABOSOLUTE TRUTH like what Gandhiji was trying to find is tough but possible. Jesus did not teach what you say he did. Please check. Buddha was not against religion/God just avoided divisive hair splitting to defining an undefineable. In short the practice of religion is a domestication, useful but limiting till you reach beyond to the spiritual and grow universal.
I see your search has started and Q's any fast flowing. Great. All you need is time, patience and seek the Truth which will set you free from biases.
