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what`s interesting to note in this planted article is that the beloved American Liberators of the boys wildest wet dreams...find Iraqis very tractable and friendly towards Christianity...that`s funny...has this person not seen the list of Jassim`s?

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Military Minister Finds Iraqis Open To Christian Message

Posted By: Peter (adsl-68-126-39-216.dsl.sktn01.pacbell.net)
Date: Wednesday, 5 May 2004, at 11:32 p.m.

By Chad Groening
May 5, 2004

(AgapePress) - A Navy chaplain who served in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom believes the civilian population of that country is ready for the gospel of Jesus Christ.

...sure they are...they`ve had their assholes "softened" towards Christ. This is the way the Roman Corporate Church brought Christ everywhere it went..they too had "chaplains" with their army. Cortez had several such chaplians seeing the possibility of a beaten and terrified population "coming" to Christ.

Lieutenant Carey Cash was assigned to the First Battalion of the Fifth Marine Regiment during the opening months of the war. In his book, A Table In the Presence (W Publishing Group, 2004), Cash says the troops were told all kinds of horror stories about how the Iraqi people would react to Christians.

...who told them...Jassim? The Iraqis have ALWAYS been a tolerant people...and accepted Christians...even with the westerners breathing up their ases. The Iraqi Muslims are the ones who took in the fleeing Christians of Urmia.

The stories he was told suggested that the Iraqis would be leery of Christians, if not downright hostile, but the Christian author and military officer says the troops discovered this was not the case at all.

..they hate the guts of the military oppressors of their country..if they were Buddhists they`d hate them too. If the Italians did to the Palestinians what the Israelis are doing...Palestinians would be accused of HATING Italians. Islam has never hated Christ..they respect him..they hate what`s done, in his name, to them.

"Every time I had interactions with Iraqi civilians, it was the exact opposite," Cash says, adding that those Iraqis apparently loved and welcomed the Americans. For himself and the Marines he accompanied, the chaplain says, "the specter of Christian-hating Islamic people" was simply not in evidence among the ordinary citizens.

...no it isn`t at all a part of their lives..it wasn`t a part of Saddam either who had Christians in his government..it was a mere ploy urged on by the boys. No one loved and welcomed Americans..this whole article is intended to sneak that past you..plant it in your mind...they HATED anyone doing this to them.

Of course, the author notes, anti-American sentiment was palpable among Iraqi insurgents and Saddam loyalists. "Certainly when you talk about the Republican Guard and the Bath party, I think that, yes, that was there," he says.

...bullshit..it`s in everyone`s mind and heart...you think they want their balls toyed with they`re going to tell YOU the truth?

Cash says the Iraqis seem burdened under Islam.

..that`s funny. It`s like racist Whites who made it a crime for Blacks and Whites to marry because "their children would suffer"..and guess who made sure those children suffered? The people of Iraq are reeling from a CHRISTIAN attack...if you go to a Christian country that`s been bombarded for 13 years and find the people tense and haggard and starving...would you conclude it was their religious beliefs..which they`ve clung to for 13000 years that was the problem? HONESTLY!

He believes this creates an openness to Christianity, he says, "in part because Islam, as a cultural motif, does oppress.

...yeah...and for all its career Christianity has been liberating people..women especially.

And I think that says that one day, perhaps, a new day may dawn in that nation where the gospel can be proclaimed without fear of reprisal, and where it can liberate men, women, and children unlike they've ever known."

...the gospel was always a part of their culture..there were Christians there from the beginning..if Islam killed or converted all Christians and Jews too...then where did those communities come from...have you EVER found a Muslim or Jewish community thriving ANYWHERE in a Christian country?

...but since you people hide your Imperialism and thefts and murders behind Christ...you can understand why the Iraqisd or any Muslim state would EVER come to Christ...like the entire South and North Continent didn`t come willingly...and neither did Africa and you murdering bastards with Christ as your standard bearer never did manage to bring Christ to China or a lot of other places...Christ has been FORCED on people and cultures EVERYWHERE...this is merely a pretty myth of yours.

Despite the influence of Islam in Iraq, Cash says he finds there is great openness to Christianity there now, and he feels that believers currently serving in that country will have an even better opportunity to share their faith in the future.

...that`s just what the Romans did..they "srved" in a country until they managed to coerce if not beat, everyone into Christianity..there is absolutely NOTHING in Christianity that would lead ANY culture or People to jump into its arms...nothing. You have to force them into it.



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