Islam true religion?

[Zakir_250]

I doubt it would matter. Most of these posters I don't think are from the U.S. Anyway, I live in the U.S- we are NOT a secular country, unfortunately. We're by far the majority Christian.

Secular country. It can't be a Christian country. Just because it has the most population with Christians doesn't make it a Christian country.

It would matter, because they are all judging Islam by it's followers but they don't realise that Americans are worse.

I'd agree with you on the point of this being a secular country, as most of the laws grant freedom of religion, and most of America's founding fathers wanted a secular country- but Christian fundamentalists get elected to power by the large Christian percent of the population, and start thinly veiled holy wars with Islamic, oil-producing countries.

I don't agree with our wars. I wish America had negotiated more and caused no damage to Islamic countries, but it was Islamic terrorists who bombed us in the first place. Furthermore, I'd love to see a picture of American soldiers burying a woman and stoning her, if you have one. I could forward it to a news network. They'd have a field day, and I'd probably be rich.

How was it Islamic terrorists? I am a believer of the 9/11 conspiracy theory. See Muslims are the most mistreated people on earth. Palestine where we were driven out and we are being mistreated in USA.

I can't show you a picture but I can tell you that America has killed more than Bin Laden has ever killed.

Yes, but most of the people we killed were Nazis.

In all seriousness, I'm not a fan of my government. Now, as for the conspiracy theory, you'll have to clarify what you mean. The only one I know of regarding the Twin Towers incident (I say incident because saying a more specific word might get me investigated by the CIA ) is the one that basically says America sabotaged the towers as an excuse to get in to a war. If this is true, it probably didn't pan out how they planned, considering the war ruined our economy in a big way.

It also seems that there would have been easier ways to spark a war than destroying two expensive buildings and killing thousands of people.

The government would also have to stage all that data on Bin-Laden's computer, and the tapes in which he takes responsibility for the bombings. So I find the conspiracy theories unlikely.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2004/...41029.html

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Sorry, I didn't see the quote-nesting post until too late.

So? Saladin killed Crusades? yet you still consider Muslims bad.

So you think a man in a cave planned the twin tower attacks (Bin Laden)? Maybe this is why I can't take you seriously??