Annunaki:
Yet some rodents will come and tell us here that islam is a very tolerant religion.

Annunaki:
Yet some rodents will come and tell us here that islam is a very tolerant religion.

Blackfire:
Islam can never survive in a competitive environment, so its inward mechanism is to dominate with no one to question it.

But other religion survival mechanism is to be able to interact with others.

Islam is afraid of its own very shadow.

Even on this nairaland they ve the khadijat gown covering them in Islamic section and a very sympathetic MOD with them.

If u are a Muslim and u insult me, your life will never remain the same.

Blackfire is back. Where is my ari3l?

Blackfire:


Islam is a religion of peace, and our holly prophet is the best of all creation..

How far long time!

Blackfire:


Islam is a religion of peace, and our holly prophet is the best of all creation..

How far long time!

Annunaki:


I dey my brother, how market?

Reyginus:
I hope this is sarcasm. To me he's a wrong that shouldn't have been.

dorox:

Well said. It is the only religion that claims to be a religion of peace and will kill whoever disagrees in countries where the peaceful sharia is law.

gimakon:
You called me, I am here @Blackfire, Last I heard from ari3l she travelled to Singapore for office work(the last time we talked)

Why these Muslims day hide na?

Blackfire:


Don't mind me jare, just checking up on my peoples.
U get fuel? How u dey cope?
Anytime I visit east,u owe me one ofoma bread.

Na shariah court go settle me and air3l

delishpot:
Man using religion to divide and conquer since time immemorial

turboG:
Islamists Close Indonesian Church Weeks after it Opened

An Islamist group in Indonesia has, in front of a local police commander, sealed off a brand new church, torn down its sign and demanded that the local mayor cancel its permit. The Santa Clara Church in Bekasi, a heavily-populated commuter city to the east of the capital, Jakarta, only opened on 7 March.

The Islamic Forum Community (FUI) and other Islamist organisations have been protesting since the church obtained its permit in July 2015, claiming its leaders had used false identity cards to get it.

The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has started an appeal on the church’s behalf, and asked for supporters to send letters to ten top Indonesian leaders, including the President. The AHRC added that it will write a separate letter to the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief.

The AHRC noted that local law enforcement agencies failed to intervene on the church’s behalf, leaving the congregants in “fear and uncertainty”.

The FUI complained that the church had been built in a community where the majority are Muslims and where Islamic boarding schools also exist. However, the Bekasi mayor refused to annul the church’s permit, saying it had fulfilled all the legal requirements necessary for construction. Indonesia’s Minister of Religion supported the mayor’s decision.

“Despite this, law enforcement agencies have failed to protect the Santa Clara Church congregants; in fact, it seems the agencies have no will or policy to enforce the law against vigilantes. As a result, the church congregation lives under pressure and intimidation,” wrote the AHRC in its letter of appeal.

The AHRC called upon the local police to “take a strong stance” against the FUI and “ensure that the government guarantees protection to the Santa Clara congregation to practise their religion”.

“Furthermore, the government should revise the law on the establishment of worship places without any discrimination among the various religions and beliefs that exist in Indonesia,” the letter concluded.

“In the last decade, the existence of intolerant vigilante groups has become a serious problem in Indonesia,” wrote the AHRC in its letter to supporters. “More importantly, the country’s law enforcement does not seem to be willing or committed to enforcing the law against such groups, despite their actions being in violation of the right to freedom of religion and belief guaranteed in the 1945 Indonesian Constitution. Article 29, Paragraph 2 requires the State to ‘ensure the freedom of every citizen to choose their own religion and to worship according to their religion and belief itself’.”

Indonesia is No. 43 on the 2016 Open Doors World Watch List, which ranks the 50 countries where it is most difficult to be a Christian.

The current events in Bekasi are all too familiar for Christians in the Jakarta area.

In March 2013, the Batak Protestant Church, also in Bekasi, was torn down almost immediately after it had been built. Again, protesting Muslims claimed the church’s leaders had falsified signatures to obtain a permit.

Meanwhile, about 70 kilometres away in Bogor – also a commuter city outside Jakarta – another church continues to hold open-air Sunday morning services next to a main road, because its city mayor is afraid to insist that a Supreme Court order is carried out.

In April 2010, Bogor’s Taman Yasmin Indonesia Christian Church (GKI Yasmin) was sealed and padlocked by order of the mayor of Bogor and the city government. According to a national paper, he claimed that the previous sub-village head had falsified community signatures and that the church brought trouble with local Muslim neighbours. Later he said that the church should not be built on a street with an Islamic name.

In December 2010, the Indonesian Supreme Court affirmed the church’s constitutional right to freedom of worship; however the mayor refused to reopen the church. The Indonesian Ombudsman’s Office also urged the Bogor city administration to withdraw its later 2011 decree annulling the church’s construction permit.

GKI Yasmin’s congregation has resorted to conducting services on the pavement in front of their former church for more than two years. Then they moved to a monthly service in front of the Presidential Palace, alternating with services in other premises. In September last year, the church held its hundredth service outside the palace. A church leader told World Watch Monitor that number has now increased to 115 services.

http://www.divdel.com/blogs/2016/04/islamists-close-indonesian-church-weeks-after-it-opened/

TalkWithLizy:
God's Elect Will Be Deliver Up


Matthew 24:1 And Jesus went out, and departed from the temple: and his disciples came to him for to shew him the buildings of the temple.

2 And Jesus said unto them, See ye not all these things? verily I say unto you, There shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down.

3 And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?

What are the signs of the end = Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21

Jesus said: God's elect will be deliver up for the gospel must first be published among all nations.

Joel 2:32 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the LORD shall be delivered: for in mount Zion and in Jerusalem shall be deliverance, as the LORD hath said, and in the remnant whom the LORD shall call.
Who does the calling?
As the LORD hath said, and in the remnant whom the LORD shall call.

Read More: http://www.biblestudyforlife.com/deliver_up.htm

Blackfire:
Islam can never survive in a competitive environment, so its inward mechanism is to dominate with no one to question it.

But other religion survival mechanism is to be able to interact with others.

Islam is afraid of its own very shadow.

Even on this nairaland they ve the khadijat gown covering them in Islamic section and a very sympathetic MOD with them.

If u are a Muslim and u insult me, your life will never remain the same.

Blackfire is back. Where is my ari3l?

mentorandfriend:
The caveat protecting Islamic threads here is laughable.

If Islam truly genuine and true, they shouldn't be afraid to be open to discussions. But no, they rather prefer to keep living in denial of the satanic, blood thirsty, intolerant cult that Islam really is.

I look at how they massage their deception in their threads and I laugh and feel pity for them at the same time.

But what do I know? Nothing. I'm just concerned about a group of people hiding behind a religion to unleash terror on innocent, peace loving people. It's an open fact that most terrorists all over the world are Muslims.

mentorandfriend:
The caveat protecting Islamic threads here is laughable.

If Islam truly genuine and true, they shouldn't be afraid to be open to discussions. But no, they rather prefer to keep living in denial of the satanic, blood thirsty, intolerant cult that Islam really is.

I look at how they massage their deception in their threads and I laugh and feel pity for them at the same time.

But what do I know? Nothing. I'm just concerned about a group of people hiding behind a religion to unleash terror on innocent, peace loving people. It's an open fact that most terrorists all over the world are Muslims.

mentorandfriend:
The caveat protecting Islamic threads here is laughable.

If Islam truly genuine and true, they shouldn't be afraid to be open to discussions. But no, they rather prefer to keep living in denial of the satanic, blood thirsty, intolerant cult that Islam really is.

I look at how they massage their deception in their threads and I laugh and feel pity for them at the same time.

But what do I know? Nothing. I'm just concerned about a group of people hiding behind a religion to unleash terror on innocent, peace loving people. It's an open fact that most terrorists all over the world are Muslims.

dearpreye:


Very correct sir. Islam remains a formidable threat to the existence of mankind in general.

Yes. It can never survive an open and competitive environment because no sane person would want to belong to a group that supports the beheading of people who don't believe in its tenets and values.

Civilisation is a threat to Islam, hence the use of threats and violence in order to preserve it.

mentorandfriend:
Exactly sir. Good morning and Happy Sunday to you.