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If you thought we were done talking about Muhammad's hatred of Jews last week, I apologize. Jew hatred is a recurring theme in the Quran and Muhammad basically tries to find every reason under the sun to hate the Jews. However, all it boils down to is the fact that the Jews rejected him and... Continue Reading →
Picking up our roast of Surah 2, we need to talk about 2:83-86. When I got to this point in Al-Baqarah, I was somewhat shocked at just how blatantly anti-Jew it was. It provides a justification for why Muslims should hate the Jews that isn't valid at all when you have a Biblical worldview. However,... Continue Reading →
In the year 732, Charles Martel halted the Islamic Expansion in Europe at the Battle of Tours, preventing the Islamic takeover of Western Europe. However, in recent decades, something strange has been happening. A little over a thousand years after the Battle of Tours, the Muslims are retaking Europe, with Britain being one of the... Continue Reading →
I think this is a word that a lot of Christians (me included, heh) use quite a bit but don't really define well. This is not good since the world we live in is becoming increasingly involved in the occult from cultural elites to normal, everyday people. Thus, it's time to dedicate an entire blog... Continue Reading →
Previously on Flippin' Fatwa Friday, we talked about the Exodus story and how the Quran somehow managed to screw that up. Now, we're picking up where we left off, and it's time to talk about my favorite topic that completely destroys Islam: The Islamic Dilemma. Currently, I'm writing a research paper on this very topic... Continue Reading →
Well, now that I have finally worked up the will power to climb back into this series again, it's time to talk about the Quran's Rings of Power worthy destruction of the Exodus story. Yay.... If you guys didn't read Part 1, here's the run down. Pharoah was treating the Israelites badly, enslaving them and... Continue Reading →
If you read Friday's post, you'll know that I talked to a practicing Hellenist (who I will call E), and one of the things she brought up was that the reason it's (sort-of) okay for the gods to act how they do in Greek Mythology is because they have created their own set of laws... Continue Reading →
The last few weeks have not been good. A Catholic school holding Mass in Minnesota was shot up by a transgender shooter. Charlie Kirk is dead. Three kids are in critical condition after a school shooting in Evergreen, Colorado. Things are just not good and one of the things I've been hearing online from atheists... Continue Reading →
I'm not even going to try including what verses we'll be examining today in this because the Exodus story in the Quran is so ridiculously jumbled between books that the title of this post would be almost as long as the actual post itself. It's for this reason that I kind-of dread having to write... Continue Reading →
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