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5/1/13 5:08 PM

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We have no excuse to be hypocritical. However, although the Church is supposed to be an example to non-believers, the only perfect example is Jesus Christ. Whether the Church is hypocritical or not, everyone's ultimate Standard is Jesus, not the Church.

Whether I disagree with the survey or not, people should be looking to Jesus Himself as the highest Representative of Christianity.But, sadly, 'tis not so.

4/29/13 1:01 PM

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Rufus, are you saying the Roman Catholics are members of the Bride?

4/29/13 12:59 PM

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About the hills: Not every language distinguishes between a hill and a mountain. The Apostle John was a Jew. In fact, in Hebrew, the word "har" can mean either "hill "or "mountain."

And there is another city built on seven hills/mountains: Mecca. Whether Mecca or Rome is the evil city, Islam has ties to Roman Catholicism in it's origins. Muhammad's cousin was a Catholic nun, for example. I'm no expert on any of this, but if you think of bible-prophecy as describing Islam, I can see it describing one or the other...or both.

About the public's view of Islam: Most Muslims I've met are very friendly, some less than others. I believe God has given me (not raising myself up by any means) a sensitive heart for Muslim people. I am for keeping life sacred, including a Muslim's life. What I am strongly against is Islam. If I were to view Islam as warm, peaceful, and friendly, I'd consider myself a traitor to my country and my Christian faith. Islam wants to dominate and kill, so bringing "friendly" Muslims to America is just propaganda.