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Summary: Their agenda cannot be ignored.
Review: "Fight and slay the pagans [infidels] wherever ye find them, and seize them, beleaguer them, and lie in wait for them in every stratagem of war." (The Koran, Sura 9:5)I have had a subscription to Chuck Missler's "Briefing Packs" for several years. Chuck never fails to be interesting and provocative. "The Sword of Allah" is no different. From an evangelical Christian perspective, Missler gives a good historical summary of Islam's occultic origins, ultimate agenda and its relationship to events unfolding in the Middle East. Unfortunately, it took the destruction of the World Trade Center to wake the American people from their slumber and realize the threat Islam poses to this country and the world. Being released in early 1994, "The Sword of Allah's" Middle East update is a little bit dated, but his conclusions are still relevant. I would also recommend Chuck Missler and Avi Lipkin's latest briefing pack, "A Legacy of Hate"-released just a few weeks before the WTC disaster-for a chilling update on the Islamic terrorist threat to the United States. Do not be deceived: Missler makes it abundantly clear that the "Allah" of the Koran is not just another name for the God of the Bible. And the Jesus of Islam is not the Jesus of the New Testament.
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Summary: Immaculate specimen of hate speech
Review: [Judges. 14:19] And the spirit of God came upon Samson, he killed thirty men.
[Judges. 15:5] And he burned up the shocks and the standing grain as well as the olive orchards...
[Judges. 16:1] And he went to Gaza, and there he saw a HARLOT, and he went into her. If you think the above biblical verses portray an accurate reflection of the belief and character of a typical Christian, then by all means you should grab this ... book to learn more about Islam.
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