Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Sharia Farce




In the late 1970’s I was on the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy.  During that time Jimmy Carter was President and there were multiple American hostages in Iran.  Our ship was on patrol in the area.  We had numerous live general quarter alarms that occurred when Iranian or Libyan war planes came within 300 miles of our carrier.  It was at that time the peak of Christian/Islamic tensions grew and also had impacts at home with the discrimination of Islamic residents and immigrants.


We see this same thing today with the ISIS terrorists, our battle against them worldwide, and the impact it has on Islamic followers in our country.  This is a very difficult time for our society in regards to Islamic relations.  I believe at its core Islam is a religion founded on Peace.  However, there are those, just like in the Christian faith, that have twisted the meanings of their faith to suit their own agenda and ideals.  I believe in freedom of religious choice, but not when it is a bastardization of that religion’s foundations. 


Sharia law is an oppressive, brutal, and twisted aspect of some Islamic followers that should never ever be allowed to practice in any form in our country.  Freedom of religion does not over shadow basic human rights.  Any religion that degrades human life and dignity is not a religion it is a cult and cults do not deserve the respect and benefits of organized peace and love driven religions.


In the late 1970’s under Jimmy Carter our country was weak and Iran took advantage of it.  The day President Reagan took office the hostages were released.  That’s American power, that’s the Christian faith, and that’s what will be the ultimate demise of ISIS and anyone else who tries to impose their twisted agendas on God’s chosen country.  Have a safe and prosperous week.  BAS 12/6/2017  1 AM EST      ✨✝️πŸ•Š. ⛲️πŸπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

Reflections:  Psalm 77, Daniel 4 & Revelations 12  

Post Edit & Pics 6/21/2023 6PM EST 

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