Org kristen itu sasaran empuk?? ya tentu. Mulai tahun awal masehi hingga enamratus tahun kemudian, Isa almasih berhasil menanamkan dunia tanpa perang, memenangi kekaisaran Rumawi tanpa senjata. Timur Tengah damai, tidak ada perang agama terjadi pada masa-masa itu.
Lalu muncullah Muhammad, dan dgn pintar dia berhasil mengelola pasukan padang pasirnya menjadi pasukan penjajahan yg hebat, dan dengan giat mereka melaju menduduki negeri2 yg DAMAI, negeri2 kristen Syria, Iraq, Jordania, Mesir, Turki, Israel, Lebanon, bahkan Iran, yang tanpa menyadari dan tanpa perlawanan. Dari situ sampai India dan Andalusia, bahkan Indonesia dengan mendirikan kerajaan2 politik dan militer juga. Itulah Islam. Apakah mereka menganggap Kristen adalah target yang sah?? YA, target yang mudah. Hingga akhirnya orang Eropa sadar. Mereka dibawah Charles Martel menghentikan pasukan Islam di Prancis. Namun jihad ideologi agama-untuk-penaklukan-dunia itu diwarisi oleh orang Portugis dan Spanyol yg pernah jadi Islam. Adalah Portugis dan Spanyol yg duluan menjadi penjajah dgn tema yg sama, GLOD-GLORY-GOSPEL, bahasa lain dari perang Jihad. Siapa salah??? Pengikut Isa yg pertama salah, mengapa mereka tidak mengirim orang sekelas Paulus untuk membuat akidah Tauhid yg cocok untuk dunia Arab, tetapi melupakan Arab dan lebih suka ke Roma. Mengapa orang Kristen begitu kukuh mempertahankan doktrin buatan gereja mereka yng TIDAK MASUK AKAL?? Sistem gereja katolik yg kaku?? mengapa mereka mewajibkan Trinitas yang bahkan tidak pernah diajarkan Isa sendiri??? Yg kedua tentu Muhammad. Ia tidak 100% salah. Ia membela diri, dan ternyata caranya efektif. Maka ia memobilisasinya menjadi kekuatan penyebaran agama menurut caranya sendiri. English.news.cn 2010-11-03 17:09:04 BAGHDAD, Nov. 3 (Xinhua) -- Al-Qaida militant group in Iraq Wednesday said that Christians and their organizations have become "legitimate targets" after a two-day deadline expired for Egypt's Coptic church to free some women allegedly held due to converting to Islam. The self-styled Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), the al-Qaida front in Iraq, said in a statement posted on an Islamic website that it "declares all Christian centers, organizations and institutions, leaders and followers, are legitimate targets for Mujahdeen (holy Muslim warriors) wherever they can reach them." "The killing sword will not be lifted from the necks of the ( Vatican leaders) and their followers until they declare their innocence from what the Egyptian Church is doing," the ISI said in its statement. The statement said that Qaida's threat came after the church of Egypt failed to release or clarify the status of women said to be converted to Islam and have been held captive in monasteries. On Sunday, gunmen wearing explosive vests and armed with grenades and assault rifles detonated a car bomb near the Iraqi security forces and attacked the church in Karrada, holding some 100 hostages inside. About three hours later, Iraqi security forces stormed the church and freed the hostages after fierce fighting with the gunmen, killing 58 people, most of them hostages, including two priests, and wounding 75 others. On Monday, al-Qaida group in Iraq claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement and warned that Sunday's assault was just the beginning for more attacks against Iraqi Christians. The holding of dozens of Christians in the Baghdad church was aiming at exchanging the women allegedly detained in Egypt's churches, according to Qaida statement. Special Report: Situation in Iraq ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
