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I watched a video today of Pro Pali Protesters marching an effigy of a hanged Jew through the streets in Canada. This is reminiscent of an era that struck fear deep into the hearts of men and women who bore the label of Black American. An era when white hoods and burning crosses heralded hatred, terror, and death marches through the streets of our nation. An ugly past paid for in the blood of countless innocent people. Today, we see different head coverings. Instead of white and pointed, we see the devil’s cap bearing black, white, and the crescent moon. The symbol has changed in place of the cross, yet the message echoes the same: religious persecution of a people. The drums of hatred once again beat through our streets. The moral clarity born from the bloodshed of history has given way to pathetic self-destruction and cowardice. They shout threats openly, they glorify violence, and still we clear the path before them. We excuse it. We rationalize it. We pretend not to see it. When will we finally stand in the way of the murderous march? Will it only be when trains and gas chambers emerge once more? Or will we wait until all that remains is the mourning of our own lost freedoms, our own shattered morality, and the realization that silence helped pave the road to ruin?

@MasterMaliq Then I ask you how did Muhammad ever comfort? Also Jesus called the comforter the Holy Spirit, not only that but he warned about false prophets preaching a different gospel.

Christians keep saying “Holy Spirit” is some invisible ghost spirit, but read what Jesus actually said. He spoke about someone who would come after him, speak only what God commands, guide people into truth, and continue his message. That sounds more like a prophet than a floating spirit. A real man with a mission. A messenger sent by God just like Muhammad. The uncomfortable question is this: what if the “Comforter” Christians were waiting for was actually Muhammad all along?🤔

another week, another village in Nigeria massacred and slaughtered by Islamists. And as always, the world is silent. No word from the Pope. No word from the UN. Nothing from France. UK. Italy. Spain. Anyone. Just silence. So weird.

This is what Palestinians did in October 7th. Bodies burnt alive. Females stripped naked. This is what Zohran Mamdani’s wife celebrated.

@MasterMaliq Huge difference the enemies they were smiting were those who were sacrificing their own children to gods, committing atrocities with animals and the like. Also a big difference is it not currently done present day other than defensive wars.

Why do non-Muslims treat the Quran like it's some "war manual" when the Bible is FULL of war commands, conquests, and divine battles? Old Testament has entire chapters on smiting enemies, genocide orders, and holy wars. But suddenly the Quran gets painted as violent? Muslims understand historical context. Non-Muslims just run with their cherry-picked narrative to demonize Islam. Double standards much? Or is it just Islamophobia?

@MasterMaliq No that is a fallacy same name doesn’t equal the same god. It’s like saying John I know is the same John you know. That claim is quite ridiculous.

Jews call Him Yahweh. Christians call Him Jehovah. Muslims call Him Allah. Language doesn’t change His name. We all worship the same God. 💯

Here’s the inconsistency I deal with as a Messianic Jew. Because I believe in Yeshua, the Jewish community often labels me an idolater or treats me like an outsider. Yet I have Jewish family members deeply involved in New Age spirituality... psychics, mediums, communing with the dead. These are occultic practices the Torah firmly forbids. And yet they remain fully embraced within the Jewish community. They attend Reform synagogues, participate openly, and no one questions whether they are still Jewish. Meanwhile, I love Hashem with all my heart, seek to honor Torah, and strive to walk faithfully before God. And I’m the one pushed out. Why is someone who consults mediums still unquestioningly accepted as Jewish, while I am told that I no longer am?

@MasterMaliq As evidenced by the thousands attacks worldwide, and killings of Christians unfortunately Islam

"If two children are raised from childhood, one taught the Bible and its deepest messages, and the other taught the Quran and its deepest messages, be sincere: Which one has the higher chance of becoming an extremist?"🤔

My position is one of the hardest positions to take in a deeply divided and politicized world. I criticize Islam, and I believe from my heart that it is an evil religion. At the same time, I love Muslims as human beings, and I believe nobody should attack them or cause them any harm. Many Muslims hate me and deliberately try to blur the line between criticism and hatred in order to portray me as a bigot. At the same time, many non-Muslims attack me because they see my defense of Muslims as some leftover attachment from my Islamic background, and they confuse defending Muslims with defending Islam itself. But these are two completely different things. You can reject an ideology while still defending the dignity and safety of the people who follow it.

I don’t care what you think about Islam or Muslims. Truly. Anyone who follows me knows I have zero issue calling out Islamism, extremism, and the real threats that come from it. I’m not some coward who pretends every ideology is harmless. But innocent people being murdered in their place of worship because of their religion is evil and that should not be complicated. Someone belonging to a religion you do not like or support does not make them guilty of anything worth taking their life over. You can hate a belief system. You can criticize it, mock it, debate it, oppose it, and warn about it, etc. But the second you start acting like people praying in a mosque deserve to be killed because of what group they belong to, you are not defending the West. You are becoming the thing you claim to hate. You are a hypocrite with no principles or moral compass. Civilization is not built on pretending bad ideas don’t exist. It’s built on having enough moral discipline to fight bad ideas without dehumanizing innocent people. Violence is justified when someone is physically attacking you or posing an immediate physical threat. Not because of their religion. Not because of their ethnicity, a broader political grievance, or because you found some way to blame every individual for the worst people in their group. This is exactly what people do to Jews and what happens? They are labeled as antisemites. If this were reversed, and Muslims walked into a synagogue and killed Jews, half the people making excuses right now would be screaming antisemitism, deportations, civilizational collapse, and “this is what we warned you about.” And they would be right to condemn it. So have the same standard here. If murdering Jews because they are Jews is evil, then murdering Muslims because they are Muslims is evil too. The same standard for all peoples and religions, regardless of how you feel about them. You do not have to respect Islam to respect the basic moral fact that innocent people do not deserve to be slaughtered while they pray.

@MasterMaliq This I will agree with. Had many debates about this with my Catholic family members. Beyond that all I can do is pray that G-d opens their eyes.

I warned my Catholic friend to stop confessing his sins to a man ( priest). It never made sense to me, and I don’t see it anywhere clearly taught in the Bible either. Confession should be between you and God. Even in Islam, we are taught to hide our sins and seek forgiveness directly from God, not expose ourselves to another human being. One thing I keep noticing is how many practices in Catholicism people defend emotionally, even when they struggle to prove them scripturally.

@MasterMaliq I’ll admit I’m working on that. The reason it’s hard for me personally is because thousands of Christians are being killed in many Muslim countries. I am learning however to pray for Muslims instead of hating.

Some Christians quote “love thy neighbour” every day online, yet the moment Muslims are mentioned, the hatred starts pouring out nonstop. At some point, actions expose the heart.

🚨The Bible makes it crystal clear: The end times revolve around Israel.🚨 Without a restored Israel in the land, there is no Second Coming of Jesus. This is exactly why the enemy hates her with such demonic fury. Israel is not a side note — she is the very center of God’s prophetic plan. God’s Unbreakable Promises to Israel: • He vowed to regather the Jewish people from all nations after centuries of exile — a miracle fulfilled in 1948 and still happening today (Deuteronomy 30:3, Isaiah 43:5-6, Ezekiel 36:24, Ezekiel 37:21-22). The Tribulation is All About Israel: This is called “the time of Jacob’s trouble.” • The Antichrist will make a 7-year covenant with Israel, then break it, desecrate the Temple, and launch global persecution against the Jews (Daniel 9:27, Matthew 24:15-21). • All nations will surround Jerusalem. God declares: “I will make Jerusalem a cup that sends all the surrounding peoples reeling… an immovable rock for all the nations. All who try to move it will injure themselves” (Zechariah 12:2-3). The Climax: Israel’s Redemption & Christ’s Return At the end, Israel will look upon the One they pierced and mourn in repentance: • “They will look on Me, the one they have pierced, and they will mourn for Him as one mourns for an only child” (Zechariah 12:10). • “And so all Israel will be saved” (Romans 11:26). Then Jesus returns, destroys the armies gathered against Israel at Armageddon, and reigns from Jerusalem for 1,000 years over a restored and blessed Israel (Zechariah 14, Revelation 20). Every covenant promise will be fulfilled. The enemy attacks Israel because she is the key to the return of the King. God’s Word never fails. Stand with Israel. Stand with what God has declared. The signs are everywhere. Keep watching. The King is coming. ✝️🇮🇱 #Israel #BibleProphecy #EndTimes #SecondComing #StandWithIsrael

Shooting at the Islamic Center in San Diego is so fucked up! Shooting at innocent people just praying or at a place of worship is not the way! Also, let us not be like the other side when a tragedy occurs and they just pretend it is some fake conspiracy with AI generated profiles or a secret false flag like they did with Bondi! I condemn this strongly and so should everyone else!

@MasterMaliq Take on the epic problem of Islamic terror.

How do Muslims convince Christians and other non-Muslims that Islam does not command us to kill them?🤔

@Fx1Jonny One is a choice the other in many countries is forced

Hypocrisy always reigns supreme…

I did not take the Old Testament seriously enough as a Christian. Because now I realize it is one of the biggest keys to evangelizing Muslims, especially the most devout ones. When I first came to faith, I treated the Old Testament like background material. Psalms, David, a few plagues, cool stories. I honestly treated it like the extended cut nobody asked for. But bro, it is the playbook. Every time I open Genesis, Exodus, or Numbers, it feels like God is directly confronting the claims of Islam through history itself. Because the Quran constantly recycles stories from the Torah, but changes the details in ways that completely collapse under scrutiny. Ishmael building the Kaaba is nowhere in the Torah. Moses in Exodus begs God not to send him to Pharaoh, but the Quran presents him differently. The Ark of the Covenant gets reassigned to Saul to confirm his kingship. Even Noah’s narrative gets altered. It’s like taking a story and running it through translation after translation until the original structure breaks apart. And you cannot borrow the prophets, rewrite their stories, and then claim the original revelation was corrupted when the manuscript evidence predates Islam by thousands of years. So yeah, publicly, I repent for sleeping on the Old Testament. Because it is not background material. It is the blueprint. And if you want to reach Muslims, don’t start with Paul. Start with Moses. Then watch what happens.

@imPenny2x I have several times

I’m curious how many people have read the Bible cover to cover… Is this common for regular churchgoers or nah?

@MasterMaliq @splashenfu222 Oh then no, not trying to be offensive but in that situation I would not.

@splashenfu222 Ram killed during Eid Kabir festival

As a Christian, would you eat Sallah meat if a Muslim offered it to you… or would you refuse it?