Faizal KizzaYES, YOU pretend to follow the Bible, when it come to ask you for evidence you beat around the bush, give us the proof from your Bible, Who told you to be Christians??
Matthew 28:16-20 16 Then the eleven disciples went to Galilee, to the mountain where Jesus had told them to go. 17 When they saw him, they worshiped him; but some doubted. 18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
To worship Christ, to obey him, to be baptized in is name along with the name of his Father and the Spirit is to be Christian, the word Christian summarizes these things into one word.
BIBLE FORBADE EATING PORK BUT CHRISTIANS ARE STILL ENJOYING IT. WHY??? Leviticus 11:7-8, ''And the pig, because it parts the hoof and is cloven- footed but does not chew the cud, is unclean to you. You shall not eat any of their flesh, and you shall not touch their carcasses; they are unclean to you.''
President’s 'state of emergency' decree fails to stop murder of Borno State CAN Secretary
Rev. Faye Pama Musa, CAN Secretary for Borno, was killed in his home by suspected Boko Haram members.
World Watch Monitor
Borno State in Northern Nigeria has been teetering on the brink of a takeover by Islamist militant group Boko Haram, warned its Governor, Kassim Shettima, a few days before the declaration by President Goodluck Jonathan of a “state of emergency” in Borno and two neighbouring provinces.
The President’s declaration on Tuesday (May 14), which also applies to Yobe and Adamawa States in the country’s troubled North East region, was followed shortly after by the murder of the Secretary in Borno of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev Faye Pama Musa.
Musa, head of REME Assembly in Maiduguri (the Borno State capital) and Chairman of the state’s Pentecostal Fellowship, was reportedly shot at close range by two suspected Boko Haram members in his house, in the presence of his daughter, who pleaded with them to spare her father’s life.
A few days before, Borno's Governor Kassim Shettima had briefed visiting Senators and military advisers in a confidential security meeting on May 7, and warned them Boko Haram was close to seizing power in the state.
"The future is very bleak for all of us as the current crisis is just an appetizer of things to come. Very soon the youths of this country will be chasing us away."
--Kassim Shettima, Governor of Borno
Shettima also said: “Underneath the mayhem of Boko Haram, beneath the madness lies the underlying cause, which is extreme poverty and destitution which have permeated all spectrums of our society.
“Only and until we address some of these issues, believe me, the future is very bleak for all of us as the current crisis is just an appetizer of things to come. Very soon the youths of this country will be chasing us away.”
Reuters quoted Senator Abdul Ahmed Ningi as saying: "What the governor said was frightening. He informed us there is a possibility that this state will be taken over by Boko Haram ... that they have the ability to do whatever they wanted here. I had thought Boko Haram had been subdued to some extent."
On May 14, CAN Chairman in the state, Reverend Titus Pona, who confirmed Musa’s death, said the Christian community in the state capital last week received a death threat from an unknown group to kill or kidnap a pastor, but it was dismissed.
“We never thought that the rumour could turn out to be true, and we’d told the Governor that our area was safe,” Pona told reporters in Maiduguri.
“Of course, there were no killings around this area before and where I am living has also been seen as safe, until they started killing people again. It is very unfortunate that they came to attack an innocent man.
“Our prayer and hope is that the amnesty declared by the President would help to fish out [those responsible] and bring them to justice for the innocent lives they have taken.”
The Governor promised in a condolence message to CAN that the perpetrators would be brought to justice and that Musa’s family would be provided for.
The National President of CAN, Ayo Oritsejafor, and Rev Felix Omobude of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, condemned Musa’s murder and called for improved security following Shettima’s admission that Boko Haram were on the verge of seizing control of the state.
Oritsejafor called for the dissolution of the committee created by the federal government to negotiate with Boko Haram and other violent groups in the country, saying “no reasonable agreements can be reached with terrorists”.
President Jonathan has announced a 'state of emergency' in Borno.
Christian organizations and leaders responded almost universally negatively to this idea.
"Why should they be given amnesty?” said Rev. Joshua Ray Mains, Bauchi State Secretary. “Are we congratulating them for the people they have sent to their early graves, or are we encouraging them to continue with their acts so that other groups can take advantage of the amnesty and continue to disrupt the peace of the country?"
However, Bishop Matthew Kukah, head of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, supported the amnesty, saying in his Easter message it would bring the country closer to a new dawn.
“To reject amnesty is to place oneself at the same level as these miscreants,” he said. “An offer of amnesty is not the same as a declaration of amnesty. An offer of amnesty brings the penitent to the table as a first step. Amnesty is a process, not a destination. The offer of amnesty will not solve all our problems, but it will bring us closer to a new dawn.”
The declaration of emergency across the three states, and the resulting mass deployment of military has been welcomed by many groups in the country.
However, the Progressive Governors’ Forum had earlier “implored Mr. President to be consistent with the combination of dialogue and mediation which he has already set in motion, and [hold back from] action on the planned declaration of State of Emergency in the affected states, which we believe would be counter-productive”.
Christianity is being purged from the Middle East. God willing I will be on ABN's Jesus or Muhammad tonight with Sam Shamoun talking about The Boston bombing and why it is reasonable to fear Islam. Fight or Flight is a natural human reaction to danger, Islam is dangerous to none Muslims that's why you see so much flight and fighting in the middle east.
A mass exodus of Christians is currently underway. Millions of Christians are being displaced from one end of the Islamic world to the other.
We are reliving the true history of how the Islamic world, much of which prior to the Islamic conquests was almost entirely Christian, came into being.
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom recently said: “The flight of Christians out of the region is unprecedented and it’s increasing year by year.” In our lifetime alone “Christians might disappear altogether from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Egypt.”
Recently I engaged in a back and forth with some Muslims and liberals about the issue of "Islamophobia", which is defined as "an irrational fear or prejudice towards Islam and Muslims". The particular reason for the discussion was a picture that allegedly Berry West a county commissioner in Coffee county Tennessee posted on his Facebook page. It was a photo of someone aiming a double barrel shotgun at a camera with the caption underneath “ How to wink at a Muslim”. The implication of the caption and photo being, we should react to the recent Jihadist terror attacks in Boston with gun violence toward Muslims. Now that’s what I got out of post, the actual person who posted it has yet to explain why they did it or what they were trying to communicate.
Let me be clear as I could possible be here, any hatred, unmerited prejudice, or discrimination toward people just because they happen to be Muslim, or because they have brown skin, or because they are from another country is wrong and sinful. Yet at the same time I must make it clear that fear of the religion of Islam, of actual Jihadist's, or anyone who holds to Muhammad's more radical violent teachings is something in a totally different category. Today non-Muslim’s especially Christians are being killed, butchered, wrongfully detained, discriminated against, and having their God given rights violated systematically across the Muslim world. Because many if not most Muslim majority nations are adhering to or tolerating certain teachings of Islam that justify the subjugation of non-Muslim’s, just like Muhammad and his companions did some 1400 years ago.
Last but not least the thing that is of utmost importance to this blog, Muslims leaving Islam for salvation in Jesus Christ is still punishable by death according to Shariah law. As long as ex Muslim’s must live with the fear their Muslim relatives, or other vigilante Muslims may kill them for leaving Islam, fear of Islam is reasonable. The majority of honor killings are still being committed by Muslims worldwide, ignoring this fact and being politically correct is wrong on so many levels. People fearing Islam and Muslims who take Islam literally is not irrational, its the very human flight or flee reaction anyone with a rational mind would expect. No, government officials posting offensive calls to violence towards Muslims should never be tolerated, but please do not insult our intelligence by trying to use that as a pretext to claim the fear of Islam is racist or bigoted.
Fear of Islam is not some imaginary boogieman hiding under peoples beds, its a illegitimate reaction to Islamic doctrines and the Islamic worlds embrace of them.
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recently said: “The flight of Christians out of the region is unprecedented and it’s increasing year by year.” In our lifetime alone “Christians might disappear altogether from Iraq, Afghanistan, and Egypt.”
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