Kristittyjen vai muslimien suusta ? (arvoitus)

> Here's an experiment for everyone. See if you can tell which of the
> following statements were made by Islamic fundamentalist Taliban
> supporters, and which were made by fundamentalist Christians in the US.
> I've modified some of them slightly to avoid giving the answer away.

> Answers appear below.


> "The (Koran/Bible) says that we should rule. If you don't rule and I
> don't rule, the atheists and the agnostics are going to rule. We should
> be the head of our nation. We should be taking over every area of
> life."


> We have a (Koranic/Biblical) duty; we are called by (God/Allah), to
> conquer this country."


> "We must, from the highest office in the land right down to the
> shoeshine boy in the airport, have a return to (Koranic/Biblical)
> basics."


> "A politician, as a minister of (Allah/God), is a revenger to execute
> wrath upon those who do evil . . . The role of government is to
> minister justice and to protect the rights of its citizens by being a
> terror to evildoers within and without the nation."


> "Individual (Christians/Muslims) are the only ones that are qualified
> to have the reign, because, hopefully, they will be governed by
> (God/Allah) and submit to him.


> "No one is fit to govern other people unless first of all something
> governs him. And there is only one governor I know of that is suitable
> to be judge of all the universe, that's (God/Allah).


> "Muslims/Christians, like slaves and soldiers, ask no questions."


> "We would not accept the tyranny of a democracy because we recognized
> that the only sovereign over men and nations was (God/Allah)."


> "We do not want a democracy in this land because if we have a democracy
> a majority rules.


> "Freedom of speech has never been right. We've never had freedom of
> speech in this country and we never should have."


> "After the (Christian/Muslim) majority takes control, pluralism will be
> seen as immoral and evil and the state will not permit anybody the
> right to practice evil."


> "We must get busy in constructing a (Koran-based/Bible-based) social,
> political and religious order which finally denies the religious
> liberty of the enemies of (Allah/God)."


> "Democracy is evil and contrary to (God's/Allah's) law."


> "Let me tell you something else about the character of (Allah/God). If
> necessary, (Allah/God) would raise up a tyrant--a man who might not
> have the best ethics--to protect the freedom and the interests of the
> ethical and the godly."


> "These people are vile folks. . . If you deal with these people long
> enough, you understand the wisdom of (Allah/God) when he says that they
> should be put to death".


> "I agree with capital punishment and I believe that homosexuality . . .
> could be coupled with murder and other sins. It would be the government
> that sits upon this land who will be executing the homosexuals."


> "I want you to just let a wave of intolerance wash over you. I want you
> to let a wave of hatred wash over you. Yes, hate is good... Our goal is
> a (Muslim/Christian) nation."


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> Answers below . . . . .















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> Answers: **ALL** of these statements come from American
> fundamentalist Christians. Jerry Falwell, Kent Hovind, James Robison,
> Pat Robertson, Gary North, Randall Terry, and a few others from Moral
> Majority and Christian Coalition.


> Surprised? You shouldn't be. They've made no secret of it
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What's wrong with Theocracy? (a Finnish Taliban, Oct 1, 2005)