Co-existence in fact, has always been a way of life in India, Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Zoroastrians, Bahais all have found home and safe refuge in this great country, however, the only exception to these immigrants was the Muslims, who did not come to adapt themselves to the local culture and live in peace and harmony.
Their aim? to subdue the native populations and flutter the flag of Islam.
Islamization of India was the main aim of the invaders.
"It is all too easy to go along with the assumption that Christianity is an IMPORT TO the Middle East rather than an export from it.
For 2000yrs the Christian presence in the Middle East has been an integral part of successive civilisations - a dominant presence in the Byzantine era, a culturally very active partner in the early Muslim centuries.
A patient and long-suffering element, of the Middle East, in the complex mosaic of ethnic jurisdictions within the Ottoman empire."
A French minister Jeannette Bougrab of Algerian origin said: “It’s very worrying, I don’t know of any moderate Islam.There are no half measures with sharia, you can make all the theological, literal or fundamental interpretations of it that you like but law based on sharia is inevitably a restriction on freedom, especially freedom of conscience. I am shocked that those who have rights and freedoms here gave their votes to a religious party,” she said.(Al Arabiya, 1.12.11)
A reasonable, thoughtful speech. However Islam is not very compatible with friendly relations with Christians since the Koran tells Muslims not to have Christian friends and says they are misguided and going to hell. As for extremism, as Sam Harris said, it's not "extremism" or "fundamentalism" that are the problems, its that the fundamentals of Islam are not very tolerant to anyone who is not Muslim, whereas a fundamentalist buddhist, for example, would be obessively peaceful and compassionate
The peaceful face of Islam is a deception. It is political Islam which is the mask of violent Islam. As the Turkish Prime Minister commented (Milliyet, Turkey, August 21, 2007); “These descriptions are very ugly. It is offensive and an insult to our religion. There is no moderate or immoderate Islam. Islam is Islam and that’s it.”
“The militant Muslim is the person cutting the head of the infidel while the moderate Muslim holds the victims feet.”- Dr. M. Sabieski
I think that once most educated, intelligent, thoughtful people realized that the entity from which the universe sprang was not what they thought it was, they moved on and left religion behind. That's why it is so rare to find someone as educated, thoughtful, and intelligent as Rowan Williams still among the religious.
Donohue, President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights
“We are constantly being told that Islam is just like every other world religion…. Yet daily we read about unprovoked violence, or threats of it, against Christians and Jews, and just as often we read about how it is justified by leading Muslim clerics in the name of their religion.”
Judging from these comments it seems that atheism can lead people to hatred as often as belief does. Don't you hear what Rowan Williams is saying about looking beyond differences towards a common sense of ctiizenship? How can so simple a message be lost on atheists and believers alike?
I don't respect Rowan Williams even though he's a nice man ,for asking for the disgusting Sharia law to be adopted in parts of Britain show what a total an utter masochist this man is.
Please visit my channel for the unpopular truth about homosexuality.
A person does not need hatred or any kind of phobia in order to acknowledge important differences between heterosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption and homosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption. Even non-religious people know this.
Homosexual activists, with support from the media, have succeeded at framing themselves as noble victims; it's an effective way to push a social agenda.
Good point by Rowan Williams to look past the differences and try to see common ground. Valerie Tarico & wisdomcommons looks at humanity's shared moral core & belief in Matt 7v12 The Golden Rule. Pop star Jessie J sings this idea in 'Nobody's perfect'; ' It's time that I learned to treat the people I love like I wanna be loved'. Often when people say, 'I hate you' they mean, 'I hate what you did there' or ' I'm upset at what you said' . Emotional literacy might be the key,
Try reading the Epic of Gilgamesh & E.A.Wallis Budge translation of, 'The Papyrus of Ani' (1500BCE comp O.T.800-300BCE ish), other great writings are by Donald A. Mackenzie,' Egyptian myth and legend', James G Frazer, 'The Golden Bough', For sceptical Bible scholars try Robert M Price, Valerie Tarico, Dan Barker, John W. Loftus, Bart Ehrman, Gary Greenberg book '101 myths of the Bible', Richard Carrier, David Mills, Ken Humphreys, archaeologist Israel Finkelstein
@Ricki145 Why would you wish for more christian apologists instead of people willing to go the entire honest route of just not believing in things that obviously don't have any case or argument to stand for it in the first place? I will agree he is much brighter and less annoying and dangerous than most religious people I have met, but I'm still not cheering for all of the seats in my towns bar and my countries office to be filled with even "slightly christian" people.
@AMpufnstuf You're right, I would much prefer atheists over this. What I meant to say is "Of the religious people that exist, more should be like this."
Dr. Williams is a Welshman and has the honour of heading an English religious outfit. Why are they not called Lutherism, their proper and original name? And as the Queen of England and Colonies (including Wales) is the Head, why is her church so anti-women, anti-sex, anti-masturbation? I mean, the Queen herself did it herself when SHE was a teenager. So did Rowan. So did all the others. Yet they live in denial. Just like binge-drinkers.
@adamskibobs Yes, I had it on a daily basis at one of my schools for 8 years. Thankfully I resisted the brainwashing from the age of 8yrs. I worked in the Middle East and whilst there I read the koran. That too was full of holes. Just because they are religious tomes does not mean they are facts. You have a brain, it's yours to use. Use it! Ask questions!
@adamskibobs Yes, I had it on a daily basis at one of my schools for 8 years. Thankfully I resisted the brainwashing from the age of 8yrs. I worked in the Middle East and whilst there I read the koran. That too was full of holes. Just because they are religious tomes does not mean they are facts. You have a brain, it's yours to use. Use it! Ask questions!
Islam may be TINY [at the moment]. However the name most popular for new born boys is rapidly becomming that of mohammed or one of its derivations. There is more trouble to come from one of Islams more ridiculous factions. This bible punching dope should stick to his own blinkered religion and get out more, the blithering idiot.
@naz2999 He may well be a doctor, however his doctorate is in myths and conjecture. Real Doctors are qualified in subjects that involve real intelligence, viz, the Sciences. That's who the hell I am.
I agree we have to love our neighbours and muslims (the ones here, anyway) generally don't hate Christians. But Rowan worries me in how he speaks about "common citizenship" and joint ventures with muslims. Do we want them to remain muslims, untroubled and undisturbed? Or do we want them to come to Christ and go to heaven? What are we? Secular humanists with a pseudo spiritual streak?
Love your neighbor, try not to hate anyone, because its awfully to one's disadvantage! Best to always be clear minded and love as much as one is able!
For me, there's wisdom in everything Rowan Williams says. He is careful to avoid divisiveness, and speaks with accessible warmth and very little ego. His desire for dialogue and compromise should be a model for religious leaders the world over.
@mrfrankincense Because it can lead to our destruction. When the twin towers were destroyed by the faithful, the good Christian president of the US didn't "love his enemies" or "turn the other cheek", he decided to fight back as we need to do when our civilization is threatened.
@kaifroland Why do you need to fight back when threatened? If the USA had loved it's enemies from the start then it wouldn't have exploited them and caused their anger and hatred towards it in the first place. But I'm not talking specifics. What's is immoral about your destruction?
@mrfrankincense If the word "moral" is to mean anything, it's immoral to destroy innocent people. While the US government has caused a lot of grief in the past, I don't think the people working in the WTC could be blamed. Same for the Holocaust, to mention another example. Sometimes we need to fight our enemies, and destroy them before they destroy us.
@kaifroland Why? Don't you think that this ideology has held real moral validity for the majority of war scenarios? In modern wars against radical Islamists, the lines of the battlefield are defined by moral ideology, but in the majority of wars throughout the political history of all places, the lines of battlefield were defined by economic and political difference defined by the power elite. For us common people, this sentiment is highly moral
The prophet of Islam is Muhammed, a well-known terrorist and murderer. He opposed the very concept of democracy and didn't allow any voice of opposition to be heard. This is why there is so much terrorism within Islam and not within other religions, because it is the only faith whose founder advocated violence.
He should have some fucking bollocks and say that, as a Christian, his god will make all muslims burn in hell. He has the bible as "proof" why not just say it?
@FordCortinamk3 You have entirely missed the point, not only of the Archbishop's message, but also of the Christian tradition. This is probably to do with the Evangelical right's distortion of that tradition.
The Bible clearly says many times in many ways that if you're not a Christian you will burn in hell for ever. God in the bible is very cruel and harsh to people who don't believe in Jesus. All I'm saying is that as a Christian the Archbishop's message should reflect god's will, not go against god's will. If he really has "god" on his side, surely he can't lose?
the reason why he wants sharia law is because its the same as christian law and he cannot aplly dat shit in our country so its gna use the fear of being called racist in islam to apply sharia law fuck you rowan
This guy has monstrous eyebrows. Also, the most hideously soporific British voice I have ever heard. It's as though he's trained to anesthetize people's minds by speaking.
Why can't people simply say to muslims that their ideas and principles are harmful and potentially destructive to all of that which thousands of years of civilization has achieved.
This guy will talk around everything....Watch FITNA on here.....no need to say another word.....this plonker has two (Yes two) palaces to live in. You'd imagine someone in his position would be clever....he agrees with Sharia courts in Britain (Over 85 now)...'.Don't assume that Muslims hate christians'..is he brain dead!
Doesn't he look like a sheep??
marcohorowitz8 1 day ago
this man is a fool
n8junge 3 days ago
he has some mighty eyebrows
audveltadmuna 1 week ago
Religion is no a moremore dangerous idea than the moral relativism from nihilism and atheism.
belegulo 1 week ago
yeah, he works for the CIA or something.
MilibandDavid 2 months ago
Islam in India and the goal of Islam:
Co-existence in fact, has always been a way of life in India, Jews, Christians, Buddhists, Zoroastrians, Bahais all have found home and safe refuge in this great country, however, the only exception to these immigrants was the Muslims, who did not come to adapt themselves to the local culture and live in peace and harmony.
Their aim? to subdue the native populations and flutter the flag of Islam.
Islamization of India was the main aim of the invaders.
mazlimboy 2 months ago
Arch. of Canterbury
"It is all too easy to go along with the assumption that Christianity is an IMPORT TO the Middle East rather than an export from it.
For 2000yrs the Christian presence in the Middle East has been an integral part of successive civilisations - a dominant presence in the Byzantine era, a culturally very active partner in the early Muslim centuries.
A patient and long-suffering element, of the Middle East, in the complex mosaic of ethnic jurisdictions within the Ottoman empire."
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halimoyusuf 2 months ago
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HUNDREDS OF CHURCHES ARE SOLD AND TURNED INTO MOSQUES.
No Problem! say I.
This happened before, in Egypt, Syria, Iraq etc. not long ago until the religion of peace took over.
WHAT IS THE STATE OF THESE PEOPLE TODAY?
Dying on high seas going to Judeo-Christian countries begging for 1/2 a slice of bread to eat.
Once stomach full, who do they want to kill, to convert? YES.
TURN THE WORLD INTO SHARIA HELL THEY FLED FROM IN THE FIRST PLACE - Where will YOU go begging next?
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caronchem 3 months ago
Muslims are not happy! in Gaza, Egypt, Libya, Pakiland, Syria etc
So, where are they happy? In UK, USA, Australia, Sweden, France etc
They’re happy in Countries that are not Muslim.
And who do they blame?
Not Islam - Not their Mullahs - Not themselves
They Blame the Nations which gave them succour when they went begging for 1/2 a slice of bread to eat
THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN! & WANT
TO CHANGE THEM TO BE LIKE THE COUNTRY THEY CAME FROM
WHERE THEY WERE UNHAPPY
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mozlemmeah 3 months ago
A French minister Jeannette Bougrab of Algerian origin said: “It’s very worrying, I don’t know of any moderate Islam.There are no half measures with sharia, you can make all the theological, literal or fundamental interpretations of it that you like but law based on sharia is inevitably a restriction on freedom, especially freedom of conscience. I am shocked that those who have rights and freedoms here gave their votes to a religious party,” she said.(Al Arabiya, 1.12.11)
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halimoyusuf 3 months ago
However the Koranic view towards atheists or polytheists is worse, which is they should be converted or killed.
orlando098 3 months ago
A reasonable, thoughtful speech. However Islam is not very compatible with friendly relations with Christians since the Koran tells Muslims not to have Christian friends and says they are misguided and going to hell. As for extremism, as Sam Harris said, it's not "extremism" or "fundamentalism" that are the problems, its that the fundamentals of Islam are not very tolerant to anyone who is not Muslim, whereas a fundamentalist buddhist, for example, would be obessively peaceful and compassionate
orlando098 3 months ago
The peaceful face of Islam is a deception. It is political Islam which is the mask of violent Islam. As the Turkish Prime Minister commented (Milliyet, Turkey, August 21, 2007); “These descriptions are very ugly. It is offensive and an insult to our religion. There is no moderate or immoderate Islam. Islam is Islam and that’s it.”
“The militant Muslim is the person cutting the head of the infidel while the moderate Muslim holds the victims feet.”- Dr. M. Sabieski
mzsantan 3 months ago
I think that once most educated, intelligent, thoughtful people realized that the entity from which the universe sprang was not what they thought it was, they moved on and left religion behind. That's why it is so rare to find someone as educated, thoughtful, and intelligent as Rowan Williams still among the religious.
dlbattle100 3 months ago
Donohue, President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights
“We are constantly being told that Islam is just like every other world religion…. Yet daily we read about unprovoked violence, or threats of it, against Christians and Jews, and just as often we read about how it is justified by leading Muslim clerics in the name of their religion.”
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mzsantan1 4 months ago
Judging from these comments it seems that atheism can lead people to hatred as often as belief does. Don't you hear what Rowan Williams is saying about looking beyond differences towards a common sense of ctiizenship? How can so simple a message be lost on atheists and believers alike?
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sorpotal 4 months ago
I don't respect Rowan Williams even though he's a nice man ,for asking for the disgusting Sharia law to be adopted in parts of Britain show what a total an utter masochist this man is.
vashna3799 4 months ago
@lightandbeautiful, You said it SO well! I couldn't have coined it that well in a million years! e
chaosrokkfreak 4 months ago
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A person does not need hatred or any kind of phobia in order to acknowledge important differences between heterosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption and homosexual attraction / behavior / marriage / adoption. Even non-religious people know this.
Homosexual activists, with support from the media, have succeeded at framing themselves as noble victims; it's an effective way to push a social agenda.
lightandbeautiful 4 months ago
I have a lot of respect for Rowan Williams. He's the Stephen Fry of Christianity.
bored1980 4 months ago
@bored1980 well, i'd somewhat agree. the guy i really like is John Lennox.
kubrox91 4 months ago 3
Loving your enemy is an immoral concept, Rowan Williams might be prepared to love Muslims, but he certainly won't make me do so.
ZF1000 4 months ago
He looks and sounds like a sith lord...
Alexc3217 5 months ago
A true scholar. In both thought and rhetoric.
redbullion01 5 months ago
Good point by Rowan Williams to look past the differences and try to see common ground. Valerie Tarico & wisdomcommons looks at humanity's shared moral core & belief in Matt 7v12 The Golden Rule. Pop star Jessie J sings this idea in 'Nobody's perfect'; ' It's time that I learned to treat the people I love like I wanna be loved'. Often when people say, 'I hate you' they mean, 'I hate what you did there' or ' I'm upset at what you said' . Emotional literacy might be the key,
zytigon 6 months ago
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zytigon 6 months ago
There needs to be more of this kind of religious person.
Ricki145 7 months ago
@Ricki145 Why would you wish for more christian apologists instead of people willing to go the entire honest route of just not believing in things that obviously don't have any case or argument to stand for it in the first place? I will agree he is much brighter and less annoying and dangerous than most religious people I have met, but I'm still not cheering for all of the seats in my towns bar and my countries office to be filled with even "slightly christian" people.
AMpufnstuf 6 months ago
@AMpufnstuf You're right, I would much prefer atheists over this. What I meant to say is "Of the religious people that exist, more should be like this."
Ricki145 6 months ago
Dr. Williams is a Welshman and has the honour of heading an English religious outfit. Why are they not called Lutherism, their proper and original name? And as the Queen of England and Colonies (including Wales) is the Head, why is her church so anti-women, anti-sex, anti-masturbation? I mean, the Queen herself did it herself when SHE was a teenager. So did Rowan. So did all the others. Yet they live in denial. Just like binge-drinkers.
squirell1952 7 months ago
ALL religion = Poison
MaracaTastic 9 months ago
A very wise respond on the issue of Islam...I like that statement, "We are not embarrassed ourselves as Christians..."
hockie1976 9 months ago
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@adamskibobs Yes, I had it on a daily basis at one of my schools for 8 years. Thankfully I resisted the brainwashing from the age of 8yrs. I worked in the Middle East and whilst there I read the koran. That too was full of holes. Just because they are religious tomes does not mean they are facts. You have a brain, it's yours to use. Use it! Ask questions!
Mzungu64 9 months ago
@adamskibobs Yes, I had it on a daily basis at one of my schools for 8 years. Thankfully I resisted the brainwashing from the age of 8yrs. I worked in the Middle East and whilst there I read the koran. That too was full of holes. Just because they are religious tomes does not mean they are facts. You have a brain, it's yours to use. Use it! Ask questions!
Mzungu64 9 months ago
Islam may be TINY [at the moment]. However the name most popular for new born boys is rapidly becomming that of mohammed or one of its derivations. There is more trouble to come from one of Islams more ridiculous factions. This bible punching dope should stick to his own blinkered religion and get out more, the blithering idiot.
Mzungu64 11 months ago
@Mzungu64 shut up show some respect towards this man his a doctor who the hell are you?
naz2999 10 months ago
@naz2999 - Im Batman
doctorHOUSE 10 months ago
@naz2999 He may well be a doctor, however his doctorate is in myths and conjecture. Real Doctors are qualified in subjects that involve real intelligence, viz, the Sciences. That's who the hell I am.
Mzungu64 9 months ago
I agree we have to love our neighbours and muslims (the ones here, anyway) generally don't hate Christians. But Rowan worries me in how he speaks about "common citizenship" and joint ventures with muslims. Do we want them to remain muslims, untroubled and undisturbed? Or do we want them to come to Christ and go to heaven? What are we? Secular humanists with a pseudo spiritual streak?
redmattuk 1 year ago
Love your neighbor, try not to hate anyone, because its awfully to one's disadvantage! Best to always be clear minded and love as much as one is able!
TheJbach 1 year ago
Williams "turn the other cheek" philosophy is useless in the face of someone who wishes to assimilate you.
kbdkbd99 1 year ago
For me, there's wisdom in everything Rowan Williams says. He is careful to avoid divisiveness, and speaks with accessible warmth and very little ego. His desire for dialogue and compromise should be a model for religious leaders the world over.
Naomi1399 1 year ago
I'm an atheist, I'm generally highly suspicious of religion and religious figures.. but I strongly respect Rowan Williams.
tomsega 1 year ago 25
@tomsega Ha! Coming from an athiest, I'm ot surprised!
Phinatic1970 8 months ago
@tomsega Likewise.
GeorgesBarras 5 months ago
@tomsega this.
danielchen87 3 months ago
"Love your enemies" is an utterly immoral doctrine.
kaifroland 1 year ago
@kaifroland Why?
mrfrankincense 1 year ago
@mrfrankincense Because it can lead to our destruction. When the twin towers were destroyed by the faithful, the good Christian president of the US didn't "love his enemies" or "turn the other cheek", he decided to fight back as we need to do when our civilization is threatened.
kaifroland 1 year ago
@kaifroland Why do you need to fight back when threatened? If the USA had loved it's enemies from the start then it wouldn't have exploited them and caused their anger and hatred towards it in the first place. But I'm not talking specifics. What's is immoral about your destruction?
mrfrankincense 1 year ago
@mrfrankincense If the word "moral" is to mean anything, it's immoral to destroy innocent people. While the US government has caused a lot of grief in the past, I don't think the people working in the WTC could be blamed. Same for the Holocaust, to mention another example. Sometimes we need to fight our enemies, and destroy them before they destroy us.
kaifroland 1 year ago
@kaifroland Why? Don't you think that this ideology has held real moral validity for the majority of war scenarios? In modern wars against radical Islamists, the lines of the battlefield are defined by moral ideology, but in the majority of wars throughout the political history of all places, the lines of battlefield were defined by economic and political difference defined by the power elite. For us common people, this sentiment is highly moral
koreindian1 11 months ago
Let's give the muslims something they can get really offended over.
arktiro 1 year ago
Sir Winston Churchill on Islam.
"How dreadful are the curses of Islam!
Besides the fanatical frenzy, there is a death wish.
The evil effects are everywhere and insecurity exist wherever muslims live.
In Islamic law every woman must belong to a man as his? absolute property.
There will be slavery until Islam dies.
All Muslims know how to die and no stronger backward force exists in the world.
If true wisdom is not sheltered, science and civilisation will fall,
just like ancient Rome".
throbule 1 year ago
The prophet of Islam is Muhammed, a well-known terrorist and murderer. He opposed the very concept of democracy and didn't allow any voice of opposition to be heard. This is why there is so much terrorism within Islam and not within other religions, because it is the only faith whose founder advocated violence.
MrYoungIndependence 1 year ago
he is quite a thoughtful person...I really value his comments
detestableguy 1 year ago
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Such naivety from Williams
Over the last 1400 years, 270 million non-believers were murdered by Muslim jihadists.
Islam destroyed the Christian Middle East and Christian North Africa. It is estimated
that upwards of 60 million Christians were slaughtered during this conquest.
Also, half the Hindu civilization was annihilated and 80 million Hindus murdered.
Islamic jihad also destroyed over 10 million Buddhists.
In other words, Islam is a killing machine
sacrificial12 1 year ago 3
Rowan Williams is a druid, not a bishop.
MWTorun 1 year ago
He should have some fucking bollocks and say that, as a Christian, his god will make all muslims burn in hell. He has the bible as "proof" why not just say it?
(by the way I'm a athiest, fuck islam etc))
FordCortinamk3 1 year ago
@FordCortinamk3 You have entirely missed the point, not only of the Archbishop's message, but also of the Christian tradition. This is probably to do with the Evangelical right's distortion of that tradition.
benjaminjobrien 1 year ago
@benjaminjobrien
How have I missed the point?
The Bible clearly says many times in many ways that if you're not a Christian you will burn in hell for ever. God in the bible is very cruel and harsh to people who don't believe in Jesus. All I'm saying is that as a Christian the Archbishop's message should reflect god's will, not go against god's will. If he really has "god" on his side, surely he can't lose?
FordCortinamk3 1 year ago
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@FordCortinamk3 Go to the wordonfirevideo channel and watch the video on hell
Jugglable 1 year ago
@FordCortinamk3 You're immature and childish.
Dodo251 1 year ago
the reason why he wants sharia law is because its the same as christian law and he cannot aplly dat shit in our country so its gna use the fear of being called racist in islam to apply sharia law fuck you rowan
timetochilli 1 year ago
Either you follow the Word of God or Burn in hell, is that so hard for you to understand Rowan?! Your support of Shari-ah Law is disgusting!
MenechemShaul 1 year ago
This guy has monstrous eyebrows. Also, the most hideously soporific British voice I have ever heard. It's as though he's trained to anesthetize people's minds by speaking.
axl170 1 year ago
What a bunch of politically correct jibberish coming from this man.
It seems that the Church of England has rendered its own self impotent.
rllang01 1 year ago
Think for a moment how ridiculous this is,Rowan Williams is analyzing one fairy tale from the perspective of the claims of another fairy tale.
It is surreal.
How humanity can sit and listen to anything uttered by these fools is beyond me.
dgl1962 1 year ago
Why can't people simply say to muslims that their ideas and principles are harmful and potentially destructive to all of that which thousands of years of civilization has achieved.
whyabadi 1 year ago
@whyabadi What would that achieve?
theclinger 1 year ago
@theclinger It might make some rethink their Islam. I did.
whyabadi 1 year ago
Weak, weak weak.
Treyb3yond 1 year ago
all religion is rubbish, this Williams guy just proves it.
incongra 1 year ago
This guy will talk around everything....Watch FITNA on here.....no need to say another word.....this plonker has two (Yes two) palaces to live in. You'd imagine someone in his position would be clever....he agrees with Sharia courts in Britain (Over 85 now)...'.Don't assume that Muslims hate christians'..is he brain dead!
tony00165 1 year ago
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mzsantan 1 year ago