Jenos Ridan wrote:svtoflord wrote:
As for the Muslim religion, it developed off of Christianity.
No, it didn't. If you've read the Koran you'd know that. Heck, if you knew who Mohammad was and what he did you'd know the difference.
Mohammad:
Orders the death of rivals by sycophantic followers
Marries the widow of a man he had executed, by same group of cultists noless, against her will I might add.
Marries the wife of his nephew, basically using the "It is the Holy thing to do" agrument, since he would know being the Prophet of Allah and all
Says to one group of followers one thing, returns to Mecca and says something else, then when group A shows up, he turns about-face again, claiming Shaitan (Satan) deceived him (the Satanic Verses, which are in the Koran).
Koran say a man may have up to but no more than four wifes. Mohammad violated this law, which he put in there!
Suffered from depression and suicidal tendices, even after he claimed to had seen "Allah" (who was covered so 'He' could not be seen. If Moses, who is proportedly a lesser prophet, like Jesus (Isa in the Koran), actually saw God in all of His manifest glory on Sinai, then why not Mohammed, if he is indeed who he claims to be?).
Contrasted with Christ Jesus:
Committed no sins nor broke any law, Mosiac or Roman.
Never advocated killing unbelievers (admittedly, some have done so in His name, but that it not condoned by anything He or any of the apostles said or did).
He was in every other way the polar opposite of Mohammed. The Bible is nothing like the Koran, which contains over 100 verses that repeat the theme of "kill the Infidel, JIHAD!!!!", allows Jews and Christians, in the status of Dhirmitude (I think I spelled that wrong?) to be married to muslim men againt their will even if they are already married and by the nature of the related Hadith and Shar'ia laws stands opposed to democratic rule if follows in the manner in which Mohammed intended.
Tell me again how this two are similar?