I Hate Muslims Even Though I Shouldn't

Whoa! here goes the boastful "Christian!" Sometimes i wonder if you ever reflect on how Christlike your posts are, my dear son.

I would really be interested in what you have acheived educationally. Do you really think it makes sense to make such presumptions without knowing the identity or acheivements of the person you are interacting with? Again, more insight into your nature David. It might help to stop being so. . . boastful, you know. I doubt that Jesus would approve of this.

I must admit i am sorely tempted to address to you my educational and professional background. But that would be petty and childish, i will not do that. Rather, i will, as i promised, if not tonite, but certainly, school you in many many essentials which have clearly been left out of your great "educational acheivements"

Here we go. . .

^^^ No dear son, i will not do that. Though very well blessed of God, i perceive boasting about it would be a heinous sin, aside from being very very small-minded. I certainly will not do any such thing. I hope you learn something from that.

If i were not a particularly stubborn person, i would abandon this thread, as it may at the outset seem futile debating with a "Christian" who declares "hatred" for muslims, calls them "despicable", routinely brands everyone else "fools", and to cap that, announces the fabulous acheivements of his education as being something that the rest of us can only "dream about. . ."

Wow, i have my hands full, taking such a student aboard.

But so help ne Lord, and please calm his abrasive temper, and pour the oil of understanding upon his arrogant soul. . .

Here we go.

I wish to start the discourse from a few simple questions:

   1. What happens to people who lived after Jesus, but never heard of Jesus of Nazareth?

   2. What happens to those who heard, but could not understand the dogma on account of cultural and historical differences? For Example, a Mahatma Ghandi, or the Dalai Lama. . . very upright peaceful men who have influenced the world massively in a peaceful, brotherly direction. . . what happens to them?

  3. Have you read the context of Acts 10: 35? What was Cornelius' religious/ cultural background?

Let;s start with these.

@ Deep Sight

His so-called educational achievement is probably nothing more than having started studying for a PhD at a relatively early age (24 or 25 I think), and he's currently 28.  Not many Nigerians have such priviledge, so you can imagine how big a deal it is to him.

By the way davidylan, I'm still hoping you could shed some light on how the concept of heaven is "PURELY biblical" as you claim.
Here's the link: http://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-338624.32.html#msg4756316