Can Islam overtake Christianity?

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• Nsia 1 year ago

  Eric, Africa stretches from Tangier to Cape of Good Hope. Christianity was in parts of Africa long before Constantine made it compulsory for Europeans to accept Christianity as the sole religion within the Roman Empire. A ...
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  Eric, Africa stretches from Tangier to Cape of Good Hope. Christianity was in parts of Africa long before Constantine made it compulsory for Europeans to accept Christianity as the sole religion within the Roman Empire. Again, Christianity existed in Africa long before Mohammed was even born. FYI, St Mark was born on Africa soil. St Augustine of Hippo, was born on African Soil too. And, they were Africans by nationality. The nonsensical colour crap did not exist back then. It was help if you do a bit of research before generalising.

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• The Spear 1 year ago

  Is islam a religion? Have you counted the amount of Christians who would have been dead by 2050, massacred by moslems in Nigeria, Pakistan, India, Tanzania and other moslem countries? Do you know that apostasy is punishable b ...
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  Is islam a religion? Have you counted the amount of Christians who would have been dead by 2050, massacred by moslems in Nigeria, Pakistan, India, Tanzania and other moslem countries? Do you know that apostasy is punishable by death in Islam, meaning once you're in, you can't get out, or get converted into other religions? Yet in Pakistan young girls are forced into Islam by force marriages?
  
  Comparing Islam to Christianity is sacrilegious to goodwill and devoted Christians. As a Christian, I have read the Koran cover to cover. Get inspiration, try to read it to understand that there's nothing comparable between the cult and Christianity even though the practice by Christian isn't the same as long ago. Still, Islam is much more hypocritical.
  
  Moslems denounce Jesus, yet they base Mohammed's calling to Jesus' saying the holy spirit would come after him which they falsely take to be Mohammed Jesus was talking about. Their quotation of course failed to include the holy spirit.

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