American Christian discusses his plan for Islam
May 6, 2011 at 10:49 am
(This post was last modified: May 6, 2011 at 10:49 am by reverendjeremiah.)
http://www.afa.net/Blogs/BlogPost.aspx?id=2147505704
If it makes you Muslims feel any better, I find this Bryan Fischer to be a blowhard, violent, and very ignorant and completely disagree with him.
If we want to spread our ideal of freedom, we treat people as unbiased friends. Invading someones home and then claiming they hate freedom , Like Bryan is advocating, is hypocrisy.
Bryan Fischer Wrote:The only thing that will give us a shot at building a democracy in an Islamic land is a mass conversion of its people to biblical Christianity. If we want to see freedom come to those darkened, benighted lands, we should be sending missionaries in, right after we send in the Marines to neutralize whatever threat has been raised against the United States.
If they don’t want our missionaries, fine. Their choice. We’ll take them and our Marines home, and let them know we’ll have no hesitation about returning with lethal force if they threaten us again. This time, Marines and missionaries. Next time, Marines and missiles.
The fundamental mistake Western politicians such as George W. Bush make is thinking that Islam is just like Christianity only different. They are so accustomed to an environment shaped by a Christian worldview, which prizes such things as individual liberty, freedom of conscience and religion and equality under the law that they assume that everybody wants those things.
That is a shallow, naive and fatal assumption to make. President Bush simplistically believed that there is a hunger for freedom in every human heart. Not so. There is a hunger for human freedom beating in the breast of Christianity, but the hunger beating in the breast of Islam is for the exact opposite of freedom, totalitarian control.
If it makes you Muslims feel any better, I find this Bryan Fischer to be a blowhard, violent, and very ignorant and completely disagree with him.
If we want to spread our ideal of freedom, we treat people as unbiased friends. Invading someones home and then claiming they hate freedom , Like Bryan is advocating, is hypocrisy.
