[Faith-talk] The principles of religious tolerance.

[RJ Sandefur]

Here's the thing. a lot of us do not follow him nor his teachings rRJ
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From: "Mostafa" <mostafa.almahdy at gmail.com>
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Sent: Monday, January 13, 2014 6:03 PM
Subject: [Faith-talk] The principles of religious tolerance.


> Dear all, peace be with you.
>
> This is a continuation of my previous post earlier today.
>
> Where are we going in this world?
>
> I have been following various sermans and ministries of  Pastor Hagee.
>
> He explicitly demonizes Islam in the rawest of terms and the wickedest of 
> dispositions.
>
> I still do not understand; why Pastor Hagee is not banned from the public 
> arena.
>
> The threat of religious extremism is grave.
>
> The religious extremism is growing.
>
> Pastor Hagee is a radical monger of malign and detest.
>
> If you do not believe me, just go and look for his sermans entitled who is 
> Allah and listen to them yourself.
>
> After you listen to them; tell me what that signifys to you?
>
> What does that suppose to reflect?
>
> As I stated earlier, we have suspended multiple telecast religious 
> programs, because of embracing incite of hate and verbal aggressions.
>
> We have deposed them, and we have publicly declared the Brotherhood 
> movement a terrorist organization.
>
> Now, what Pastor Hagee and his telecasted assimilators are doing, when 
> they broadcast on CBN and other Christian cables in the States.
>
> They eminently incite hateful disposals, broadly promoting the demonize 
> Islam bandwagon.
>
>  Some of you asked me to not put all Christians in a one basket.
>
> Well, I would not do so but, I am concerned of this negative neglectedness 
> and the constantly deliberate silence of his persistent belligerent 
> rhetoric when Hagee speaks about Israel.
>     I caught him  explicitly inciting hatred against Islam so many times.
>
> I am just proposing to you my friends, to seriously consider banning such 
> hateful speakers from the public ministry.
>
> I am not sure why this exclusively notorious in the States.
>
> There in Canada, for instance, such hate rhetoric is utterly deprived from 
> the religious ministry.
>
>   It is plainly proven in a lovely friendship that I maintain with a 
> Catholic girl called Sarah Jevnikar.
>
> She lives in London Ontario, and we have been friends for virtually four 
> years now.
>
> We talked about all sensitive subjects, and we never offended each other 
> what so ever.
>
> To the contrary, our wonderful friendship developed to the extent that we 
> seriously considered or thought of relationship potentiality.
>
> I am in Egypt she is in Canada, I am a Sunni Muslim and she is a devout 
> Catholic but, our hearts fantastically integrated in this warm friendship 
> which rapidly grows up everyday.
>
> In spite of our distance and difference, we have always been near to each 
> other in both heart and mind.
>
> I plainly recognize the fundamentals of religious tolerance within my 
> friendship with her.
>
> Our friendship defys all cultural obstacles, I am tremendously proud of 
> that, and so she too.
>
> That is what I have got for the time being, and I thank everyone for his 
> deference and forbearance.
>
> I have to get off now, to pray a bit at night, before I go to bed.
>
> I’m ought to wake up early to go vote for the constitution draft.
>
> Thank you for reading, and have a pleasant time.
>
> Peace be with you.
>
> Mostafa.
>
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