greetings of peace.
Islam is the religion of incense
pedophilia where they bow down to a
stupid rock and a false prophet. I will
never let
children
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nature get away.
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Get out of here. Go back in your Go back
in your cage.
Hey, go try something.
Will this radical Christian become the
next Congresswoman from
Texas? Heat. Heat.
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Now, this is a clear example of a
radical extremist.
Do we blame Christianity for producing a
monster like this? She obviously forgot
about love your neighbor, teachings of
the Bible and the Prince of Peace,
Jesus, and the teachings of love. So,
she follows the devil and the hate and
division that he loves to spread. But
ask yourself, what if she had just
replaced the word Muslim with another
religious group?
Would she be able to get away with it?
What do you think? Absolutely not. To
insult an entire religious group,
whether it's Muslims, Jews who worship
at the wall, for example, or any other
community is unacceptable. You see, what
people like her do is throw out a bunch
of lies out there, hoping that just one
of them will stick. It feeds into a
toxic cycle for those looking for
someone or a group of people to hate.
She's projecting. This is that dark fil
heart. She's projecting all that
darkness out into the world. In this
case, it happens to be against Islam and
Muslims. She's not interested in having
an intellectual discussion. I don't
think she even has the capacity for one.
She's looking for a platform, a
paycheck, or a role in the anti-Islam
hate industry.
Later, I'll go ahead and summarize on
some of the lies that she said, and I'm
sure sincere, thoughtful, intelligent
people will go ahead and understand. But
let's focus. I I want to really focus on
a common myth she repeated. So, let me
be very clear. America is a Christian
nation. It's a Christian nation. And
it's often repeated amongst
conservatives and Christians that
America was founded as a Christian
nation. No. uh United States was not
founded as a Christian nation. This is
what I want to focus on and I'm just
going to be talking facts here and we
can demonstrate this in several
different ways. So what did the average
white American or American at that time
believe? Got this actually from a guest
of mine, Dr. Gerald Dirks. He was a
former deacon. He was an academic. Hold
up. Hold up. This guy just making this
stuff up. What do you got to say about
that? What do you Well, you you could
check it out. There's a book that I
would recommend people get if they
question this. It's called Faith of Our
Fathers, Religion and the New Nation,
published by Harper and Row in 1987.
It's by ES uh Gastad is a doctor of
divinity, graduated from Harvard. You
can watch the show we did, but he
discusses this and some some these are
some of the some of the points that he
mentioned. Very profound. I think
everyone needs to know this that only
about
15% of white Americans during the
founding period of America were actually
church members. The most
optimistic estimates are that only 15%
that's five 15% of the majority white
population had membership in a Christian
church. What about the rest? only
15%. Now if you include blacks and
Indians, Native Americans and others who
are around the numbers would be much
less. In the middle colonies that fell
down to um around 7%. And in the south
that percentage was even lower because
those are only for the white majority
adult population at that time. So what
do people practice? Many practice
primitive animism. This is these are the
beliefs in superstitions, astrology,
spirit worship, pretty much creation
worship and folk magic. It was a
primitive form of uh animism basically
and superstition that was common among
the majority population.
But amongst the intellectuals,
dismising belief. Now among the
intellectual elite, we ran into
something very different. Among the
intellectual elite we confront deism.
Now what do deists believe? Deists
believe in one god but not in a trinity
or the divinity of Jesus. Many of the
Americans founders were deist or
unarians. Tell us because
none none of our first seven
presidents belong to a church upon
becoming president of this country. None
of them. The first seven none of the
first seven. And none of the first six
were orthodox Christian. This is the
first. Now, this is the first president
of the United States. One of the
founding fathers, George Washington, was
a deist. He believed in one God, but
rejected the Trinity and Jesus's
divinity. He didn't believe Jesus was
God, though he did accompany his wife to
church. It's documented that he would
walk out during the communion. Now,
Washington's wife did go to church. She
she was a Christian. And Washington
being a good husband would occasionally
accompany his wife to church. Yeah. But
we have recorded in in the history that
when they started to do holy communion
or the eukarist as it's called in
Christian worship service, Washington
would get up from his pew and walk out
of the church. He'd walk out, walk out
and wait for his wife outside. This is
recorded document. Yes. He he refused to
participate in it. Now the communion
when they talk about Jesus the blood and
the the bread and they would go through
these rituals he would walk out and wait
for his wife outside. When we go to John
Adams this is the second president of
the United States of America. Government
of the United States of America is not
in any sense founded on the Christian
religion. Another founding father. He
John Adams was a unitarian. Let's look
at our second President John Adams. Yes.
John Adams was an early Unitarian. He
denied the Trinity. He denied the
divinity of Jesus. That's the same thing
that we as Muslims do. Now, even in a
letter to Thomas Jefferson in
1825, John Adams, he criticized Bible
societies, saying, and this is quote
verbatim, the Bible societies have been
instituted to divert the attention of
men from their natural rights. He goes
on to say, I wish that societies were
formed in India, in China, in Turkey to
send us gratus translations of their
sacred
books. There's a second president of the
United States. Wow. Saying, you know, I
wish those Muslims over there in Turkey
would send us some free translations of
the Quran. totally goes against what the
American original founders were upon
understanding different cultures and
religions unlike this. So these Muslims
can off to any of the 57 Muslim nations.
Islam has no place here radical. I mean
she calls herself a Christian. This
lunatic is out there espousing
hate, division. Let's continue on. Adams
expressed a genuine desire to learn from
other cultures including the Muslim
majority Turkey. I mean he advocated for
religious and intellectual openness. Is
she doing the same? Are people like her
that follow her people with this these
hatefilled hearts? Are they following
actually because they claim they hide
behind the mask of America's founded as
a Christian nation and we have to say I
mean obviously these are the facts here
let's go on Thomas Jefferson the third
president was also a deist he rejected
traditional Christian doctrine millions
of innocent men and children since the
introduction of Christianity have been
burned tortured fined and imprisoned yet
we have not advanced one inch toward
uniformity
What has been the effect of coercion to
make one half of the world fools and the
other half hypocrites? Calling the
trinity hocus pocus fantasm. Thomas
Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson
again was a deist. He was not a
Christian. In fact, he had some really
anti-Christian comments today. The third
president, the third president. For
example, he called the trinity a, and
I'm quoting here, hocus pocus fantasm of
a god. Abracadabra. and then went on to
call the trinity mere abracadabra. He
called the book of revelations the
ralings of a maniac. These are the words
of Thomas Jefferson. You didn't say it.
I didn't say it. This is what Jefferson
said. This is what Jefferson said. And
uh again, I'm quoting directly from
Thomas Jefferson. He's saying uh it was
quote merely the ravings of a maniac, no
more worthy nor capable of explanation
than the incoherencies of our own
nightly dreams. What has no meaning
admits no explanation. Yeah. So, you
know, Jefferson not only was not a
Christian, he was actually
anti-Christian. Yeah. Now, these are not
my words. These are the words of Thomas
Jefferson, one of the founding fathers.
And then he compared the believers in
the Trinity to mentally ill patients in
Bedum. Thomas Jefferson, former
president of the United States. Third
president of the United States. Yeah.
And this is not trying to disrespect our
Christian friends and neighbor. This is
just quoting the
facts for people like this. Unless you
send me to Congress because I'm the only
one who's not afraid of them. This crazy
person who's running for Congress, but
she doesn't know basic history. I have
found Christian dogma unintelligible.
Early in life, I absenteed myself from
Christian assemblies. Lighouses are more
helpful than churches. Benjamin Franklin
was the most influential founding father
was a deas. He did not believe Jesus was
divine crucifixion trinity. Benjamin
Franklin, one of our founding fathers, a
deas, same as the other founding fathers
that I just mentioned. Thomas Payne, the
author of common sense. Whenever we read
the obscene stories, the voluuptuous
debaucheries, the cruel and torturous
executions, the unrelenting
vindictiveness with which more than half
the Bible is filled, it would be more
consistent that we called it the word of
a demon than we called it the word of
God. It is a history of wickedness that
has served to corrupt and brutalize
mankind, was also an outspoken deist.
John Quincy Adams, another founding
father. John Quincy Adams, our sixth
president of the United States, who was
a
Unitarian who
refused, most people are going to be
shocked by this, refused to take his
oath of office on a Bible, insisting
instead that he place his hand on a book
of US law. Refused to take his oath of
office on the Bible. So, how can a
president who refuses to take a founding
father to refuse to take his oath on the
Bible? How can then we call this a
Christian nation? This debunks this
myth. He was a Unitarian who denied
Jesus's divinity. America was not
founded as a Christian nation. Period.
Period. I mean, this is amazing. When
you look at their lives and their
belief, you would think that they are
more closer to the Islamic belief, a
belief in only one God. And many
Christians, they did a poll that 30% or
more of Christians don't believe Jesus
is actually God. So the founding fathers
did not believe Jesus was God. Muslims
don't believe Jesus is God. We love
Jesus as a mighty messenger like Moses
and Abraham. They didn't believe in the
crucifixion. They didn't believe in
Trinity. you you're going to see like I
mean some of the things that Thomas
Jefferson said and others they are
they'd actually be closer to Islam. We
we can look at some early state and and
constitutions. The idea that America was
founded as a Christian nation let alone
a Judeo-Christian nation is a myth. So
first of all remember that we were a
collection of states and colonies and
you need to read the state constitutions
before anything else. Now going a little
deeper. Of the 13 colonies, only South
Carolina had an official, you know,
there were there was great variation
among the 13 original uh colonies and
states in terms of their specific state
constitutions. But it's interesting to
note that out of the original 13, there
was only one that uh established
Christianity uh as a state religion, and
that was South Carolina. And then they
were establishing only Protestant
Christianity
uh as a state religion. Many state
constitutions actually banned, get this,
ban Christian ministers from holding
public offices. On the flip side, many
of the early state
constitutions banned Christian ministers
from holding political office.
So Delaware, its constitutions of
1776 and
1792, Georgia in 1777 and again in 1789
and
1798, Kentucky in 1792, New York in
1777, North Carolina in
1776, South Carolina in 1778, even
though they established Protestant
Christianity as the state religion.
Tennessee in 1796 and Virginia in 1786
all banned Christian ministers from
holding political office. Just read the
Declaration of Independence. Read the
Constitution. There is no mention of
Jesus being God, crucifixion,
Christianity, the Trinity, none of it at
all. So all of these facts dispel the
myth that she's repeating. again, you
know, the the comments that were made by
Jefferson, made by Adams, those are
those their comments, you know, I quoted
them, but they're not my comments. Yes.
They're Jefferson's comments. They're
Adam's comments because we can't be
Muslims unless we love Jesus Christ,
peace be upon him. Absolutely.
Absolutely. And and as Muslims, we do
not
attack other religions as well. You
know, the Quran in the second chapter
has this wonderful statement about
freedom of religion. Yeah. where it
says, "Let there be no compulsion in
religion." Yes. Period. Many people like
her, ignorant people, they just don't
know. Uh and they're trying to hide
behind this this false notion and then
they spread this hate and division
against Islam and Muslims. But this is a
myth. So, I mean, what if I told you
that early America wasn't as hatefilled,
Islamophobic as this insane monster is?
You know the founding fathers they
showed respect. They wanted to read the
Quran and even made peace with Muslim
nations. For example in
1777 Morocco became this is a Muslim
country. Morocco became the first
country to recognize US independence.
Did you know that in 1786 the US and
Morocco signed a treaty of friendship
still active today making it the longest
unbroken treaty in US history. I mean
you got George Washington first
president personally thanked the Sultan
of Morocco for his support. Read the
Declaration of Independence. There's not
one mention of Jesus Christ in the
Declaration of Independence anywhere.
This doesn't sound like a Christian
nation. Read the
Constitution.
Um, there's no mention of Jesus Christ
or even of God in the Constitution. In
the Declaration of Independence, when
there is a reference to God, it's
usually in the impersonal terms of the
deists. You know, nature's God, quote
unquote, uh, their creator, quote
unquote, supreme judge of the world,
quote unquote. These were catchphrases
of the deists and these are the terms
that we see appearing in the declaration
of independence. Let's talk about this
is very important to know very important
history. Let's talk about the
1796 treaty of Tripoli and this is in
article 11 states. Pay attention. This
is powerful stuff. Article 11 states as
the government of the United States of
America is not in any sense founded on
the Christian
religion as it has in itself no
character of enmity against the laws,
religion or tranquility of musclemen,
Muslims and as said states never entered
into any way or act of hostility against
any Muhammadan nation. It is declared by
the parties that no pretext arising from
religious opinions shall ever produce an
interruption of the harmony existing
between the two
countries. That the government of the
United States is not in any sense
founded on the Christian religion. It
has itself no character of emnity
against the laws. This is mean laws is
Sharia law. You got Jewish Sharia law.
You didn't know that also, but the
Sharia, they're basically saying the
laws of Islam, the religion or
tranquility of
Muslims. This was drafted during George
Washington's presidency and signed into
law by John Adams. It was unanimously
approved by the Senate. No senators
objected. I mean, when do you like
actually have that happening? Look at
that. And let's not for let's not forget
that many Christians came to America and
that's when you had the influx of
Christians coming but they were coming
here to escape persecution. But from
who? From Muslims? No, from other
Christians. Why do people push this
idea? It's an attempt to rewrite
history.
You know, it's an attempt to rewrite
history. People focus on things like the
pilgrims coming to America or Catholics
coming to America and the middle
colonies, etc. Quakers coming to
Pennsylvania, etc., and they say, "Well,
you know, this was established as a
Christian nation." Yeah. What they fail
to realize is that in almost all of
these cases, these Christian groups that
were coming to America were fleeing from
religious persecution in Europe. Yeah.
And who was persecuting them in Europe?
Who? Other Christians. Other Christians
were persecuting Christians. And so they
were fleeing to the to America. They
wanted to distance. Yeah. Muslims
weren't persecuting. No, no, it wasn't
Muslims. Uh it was other Christians were
persecuting them. And so even those who
were Christians wanted to make sure that
you were not setting up any kind of a
theocracy in this country. If we look at
Thomas Jefferson, he owned the Quran.
Now 11 years before he wrote the
Declaration of Independence, he studied
Islamic law, they say, and religious
freedom. In 1805, Jefferson hosted the
first White House if then you break your
fast and you have ifar. And he hosted
that to accommodate the Muslim
ambassador during Ramadan. Yes. Over 200
years ago by the founding fathers of
America. The founding fathers, they
defended religious freedom from Muslims.
Also, you know, George Washington said,
"America must welcome the oppressed and
persecuted of all religions." John Adams
called Prophet Muhammad John Adams
another founding father of America. He
called Prophet Muhammad peace and
blessings be upon him. He didn't insult
him like these Islamophobes do. These
hate-filled people do. He called Proph
Muhammad a soldier of truth. You know,
tens of thousands of Muslims were
brought to America not by their free
will, but they were brought through the
transatlantic slave trade. They were
kidnapped, tortured, and they were
brought here from their homes. You know,
historians estimate around 20, 30, some
even 40% were
enslaved Muslims from Africa that were
brought here illegally. I mean,
illegally according to God, but the laws
at that time, it was allowing it. So,
the next time someone says Islam doesn't
belong in America, remember these facts.
Share this with them. Share this with
them. the people out there like her and
others who are ignorant of these facts.
We have to dispel this myth and many of
the myths that she and lies I mean just
outright asinite lies that she's
repeating. I mean this is a fact.
Muslims helped build America. It was
respected by the founding fathers and
legally protected. This isn't just
Muslim history. It's American history.
If you just open up the right books and
you read, they are trying to rewrite it.
Why do people push this idea? It's an
attempt to rewrite history.
You know, it's an attempt to rewrite
history. So, if you study Islam and the
main message of Islam, which you never
hear any of these
radicals attack, they won't attack the
pure absolute monotheism of Islam, the
five pillars, the articles of faith.
This is like the meat and potatoes. They
always jump to and quote something out
of context and they throw out something
random out there and all you have to do
is read the verse before and after. All
you have to do is get things in their
context and you won't see them do that.
They're very insincere, not genuine.
They're looking to insult, not to have
an intelligent academic conversation.
But that's the main call of Islam to
surrender and submit your will to the
will of the creator of of the heavens
and the earth, not his creation, to live
a morally upright life. And a good
Muslim is a good human. And if you're a
Muslim not following Islam, then you're
following this culture which promotes I
mean it's a billion-dollar industry more
than football, basketball, more all the
sports combined. porn, alcohol,
drinking, fornicating, dating, only
fans, disrespect to your parents, lying,
that Mavelian lifestyle, the worship of
the self, materialism which corrupts the
self, corrupts the heart and the soul,
which leads a which leads people into
darkness and doing dark and evil things,
following the devils and the satanic way
of life, which Islam came to bring
people out from the darkness into the
light. Now, we got nothing to hide. You
go here, you sincerely want to know what
Islam and Muslims are about. Read the
book. Hey, got a translation here for
you. And I'm going to give it to you for
free. How's that sound? For free. Right?
It's not like a book we say, "No, stay
away from it. You can't read it. We're
giving it out to you for free. And all
you got to be sincere. Ask the creator
of the heavens and earth say, "Guide me.
Guide me. If this is the truth that you
sent
down, if this is for me, from the
creator, for all of humanity, help me
understand. Help me see it as the truth.
Be sincere in your quest. But if you're
malicious and you're looking for
trouble, if you're just looking to
debate, to argue, you're not looking for
the truth. You're not going to be
guided. God will guide you if toward if
you want to go towards darkness, that's
where you're going to go. If you want to
go towards the light, towards the
purpose of life, you want to connect
with your creator, then you ask the
creator of the heavens and earth to
guide you, to guide you, to guide me.
And you'll see that Islam is the way of
life that was lived, as I said, by every
messenger that was sent. It's for you.
It's for all of mankind. Prophet
Muhammad was the last and final
messenger sent for all of mankind. And
there's a ton of evidences and proofs
that's far beyond one man to go ahead
and come up with or a group of men or
the devil. So, it leaves just one
conclusion at the end that this is
indeed from the creator of the heavens
and the earth. Enough said. We've uh
dispelled this myth and we'll see you
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