Mary Christina Love
The purpose of this blog is to inform others of the virulent fantasy called Islam and do my part to help save the Free World from it. I understand Islam because I was married to a Moslem and I read the Koran. I also practiced Islam for several years, and lived in an Islamic country under Sharia Law.
First of all, I fell for the misconception that Islam is a religion, and secondly that it is peaceful. Because I had grown up as a Christian in a Christian culture, I had taken Christianity for granted and thought all people were basically the same. I would learn later that I did not really understand the reason Christ came and died on the cross. In the end, it was Islam that helped me understand Christian values and why Jesus’ life, death, and teachings are so important.
I read the entire Koran and to my disapointment, I only found threatening and hateful incitement. I found no encouragement toward wisdom, love, forgiveness or enlightenment in the Koran. I kept reading it, hoping to find something loving, enlightening, and beautiful that would justify my efforts, but found none. Instead I found the Koran to be the most blasphemous and pathetic piece of literature I have ever read; totally devoid of love, grace, hope, enlightenment, salvation, and reason. Before I finished reading it, I knew I was not a Muslim. I read on to try to understand what Muslims believe and what they do not understand about Christianity.
Reading the Koran helped me understand Islam; not as a religion, but as a cruel and unforgiving Totalitarian political-ideological system that mandates its own belief system and form of worship. I realized that the ”religion” part is a “facade” for intolerance, bigotry, hypocricy, control, brainwashing, fear, and indoctrination. (Things that lead to and promote hatred for non-conformists). After I finished the Koran, I understood why it mandates the killing of apostates.
I also now know and appreciate why Jesus Christ lived, died on the cross, and why it is necessary for him to come again.
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Akira | April 21, 2009 at 9:19 am
St. John Chrysostom:
“Let those who have borne the burden of Lent now receive their pay, and those who have toiled since the first hour, let them now receive their due reward; let any who came after the third hour be grateful to join in the feast, and those who may have come after the sixth, let them not be afraid of being too late, for the Lord is gracious and He receives the last even as the first. He gives rest to him who comes on the eleventh hour as well as to him who has toiled since the first: yes, He has pity on the last and He serves the first; He rewards the one and is generous to the other; he repays the deed and praises the effort.”
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okmike | May 16, 2009 at 2:27 am
Blessings to you for seeing the light and having the guts to believe it and take action on those beliefs.
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mary christina love | July 15, 2009 at 11:34 pm
That was the Old Testament…Jesus came to change that with the New Covenant. Is that really scarey to you? Or would you rather have the Old Testament that you quote?