Christian Scholar: The Bible is More Violent Than the Koran

Christian countries generally have become western democracies such as Europe and North America. Which is where everyone wants to live it would seem thus the mass migration to western countries. Muslim countries in the middle east and africa have generally become hell holes where people flee from. Iran and Saudi are really great tolerant free countries not. Oh but the bible is more violent sure sure. Islam apologist propagandists will claim up is down.

originally posted by: BipedalAnuraSapien
a reply to: gladtobehere

Considering that the Qu'ran is the Old Testament, in greater detail, how is this so? The ancient Hebrews went around conquering and war mongering. The Christians did the same thing for hundreds of years (and let us not even mention the Crusades) and now Islam is doing the same thing, and people have a problem with it? This is my concern about religion. It always points the finger at others, yet somehow clearly refuses to see the faults of its own.

No it's not. The TaNaKh/Septuagint/Old Testament are completely different from the Qur'an. Take 30 seconds to check the link in my sig & you'll see that for yourself. None of the books are the same. Literally, not one book in the TaNaKh/Septuagint/Old Testament appears in the Qur'an. The Qur'an is actually a collection of 114 revelations called Surahs, with the shortest ones being only 3 and 4 sentences long.

I'm of the mind that the Raphaites (licking ones), and Levitites and canaanites were all vampires, evil giants, animal-human hybrids etc and that's why god said "wipe them out, man, woman, and infant." Wouldn't you kill all the vampires? God never said kill all the non-jews. That is just "allah."

a reply to: gladtobehere

Great thread but why you referring to Muslims as Moslem?

A Muslim in Arabic means"one who gives himself to God," and is by definition, someone who adheres to Islam. By contrast, a Moslem in Arabic means"one who is evil and unjust" when the word is pronounced, as it is in English