Answering Muslims: Former Saudi Muslim Al Fadi Explains His Conversion to Christianity
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Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saudi Arabia. Show all posts
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Answering Muslims: Former Saudi Muslim Al Fadi Explains His Conversion to Christianity
I always find the testimonies of how people have come to Jesus very very interesting. What people who come to a true and saving relationship with Jesus have in common is a huge change in their lives - who they are change. Their priorities and desires align them with Jesus. If this has not happened to you, then you were never saved from your sins. And if it happened to you, it can never "unhappen" to you.
Answering Muslims: Former Saudi Muslim Al Fadi Explains His Conversion to Christianity
Answering Muslims: Former Saudi Muslim Al Fadi Explains His Conversion to Christianity
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Answering Muslims: Saudi Arabia Executes another Woman for "Sorcery"
David Wood posted the following video from CNN. I don't condone sorcery but I don't think for a second that beheading a person for it is the way to handle it because we are not living in theocracy and I'm not willing to take the position that it's right to kill someone for something I can't prove. Reading books on sorcery does not mean that one is actually doing witchcraft or sorcery. One of the things that make this wrong is that I seriously doubt that a man would have been prosecuted or executed the same way. In theocratic Israel gender would not have mattered.
Answering Muslims: Saudi Arabia Executes another Woman for "Sorcery"
Answering Muslims: Saudi Arabia Executes another Woman for "Sorcery"
Related articles
- Saudi Woman Beheaded for Practicing 'Witchcraft and Sorcery' (ibtimes.com)
- Saudi woman beheaded for 'witchcraft' (cnn.com)
- Saudi woman beheaded for 'witchcraft' (edition.cnn.com)
- -Saudi Arabia: Woman Beheaded for Witchcraft (answersforthefaith.com)
- Religion of peace news: Saudi woman beheaded for 'sorcery' (doctore0.wordpress.com)
- Saudi Woman Beheaded for 'Witchcraft' (abcnews.go.com)
- Saudi Woman Executed For Sorcery (pinkbananaworld.com)
Friday, July 22, 2011
Answering Muslims: Raymond Ibrahim: New Saudi Fatwa Defends Pedophilia as 'Marriage'
I wonder why, thegrandverbalizer never makes a post about issues such as these. Follow the link to see what I am referring to:
Answering Muslims: Raymond Ibrahim: New Saudi Fatwa Defends Pedophilia as 'Marriage'
Answering Muslims: Raymond Ibrahim: New Saudi Fatwa Defends Pedophilia as 'Marriage'
Related articles
- Saudi Sheikhs Tweet Their Fatwas (businessinsider.com)
- Saudi ban on women driving is against Islam (csmonitor.com)
- Saudi woman to be tried for driving: Report (calgaryherald.com)
- Saudi Cleric: Islam Has No Minimum Age For Marriage (jonathanturley.org)
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Thursday, April 7, 2011
Answering Muslims: Christian Evangelist Mussie Eyob Faces Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia
David Wood recently posted an article about a Christian named Mussie Eyob who may be executed in Saudi Arabia because he told other people about Jesus. Apparently he has only been a Christian for 2 years, yet he is willing to put his life on the line and willing to die because he believes that people need Jesus! That is such commitment and love not just Jesus but for others who need to hear the Gospel. It really is that serious.
Answering Muslims: Christian Evangelist Mussie Eyob Faces Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia
Answering Muslims: Christian Evangelist Mussie Eyob Faces Death Penalty in Saudi Arabia
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Answering Muslims: Alicia Gali: Imprisoned for Being Raped in a Muslim Country
I wonder how bad do people have to be treated by a foreign government before we intervene? Does it matter if it's their own people or foreign nationals? Do they have to be Americans? David Wood posted a news article about a young white woman from Queensland, Australia who was working for UAE luxury hotel in Saudi Arabia. She was drugged and gang raped. She was discovered the next day, naked and brutalized with four men. When she sought to press charges, she went to jail for adultery because
What? I wonder how many other women are victimized in such a horrific way but in Ms Gali's case she gets to go home and can sue the company that put her in that situation. As for the men - they went to jail too...for adultery and not rape. If they hadn't been found in the hotel room, they would have gotten off I am sure. The message is that they can take any woman they want as long as they don't get caught.
David Wood wrote:
Answering Muslims: Alicia Gali: Imprisoned for Being Raped in a Muslim Country
Ms Gali said she was never warned by her UAE employers that she could be charged with adultery and face prison if she complained of being raped, without having four adult male Muslim witnesses.
What? I wonder how many other women are victimized in such a horrific way but in Ms Gali's case she gets to go home and can sue the company that put her in that situation. As for the men - they went to jail too...for adultery and not rape. If they hadn't been found in the hotel room, they would have gotten off I am sure. The message is that they can take any woman they want as long as they don't get caught.
David Wood wrote:
I totally agree. I don't want that for anyone...and not here! My question is what about all those suffering people in Saudi Arabia dealing with this day-to-day. They don't get to go home. What do we do to help them? I don't have the answers, but I've got to ask how are they better than Quadaffi, Saddam Hussein, or any other dictator we have forced to leave? This problem is bigger than who's President of the US. It's systemic and just a part of American Foreign policy. The difference is it's in America's oil interests to leave the power structure in place. If the woman had been American, our government still wouldn't do anything. It's got to stop somewhere or it will continue.
And yet it's racist, bigoted, and Islamophobic for us not to want the same barbaric rules here in the West.
Answering Muslims: Alicia Gali: Imprisoned for Being Raped in a Muslim Country
Related articles
- Is Marginally Winning: Drugged, raped, then jailed for 'adultery' | smh.com.au (m.smh.com.au)
- Rape victim sues UAE luxury hotel (news.theage.com.au)
- Brisbane rape victim sues luxury hotel (news.ninemsn.com.au)
- Slavery - Rape & Abuse - Modern Day Realities for Middle East Maids (kocheekkaranveedu.wordpress.com)
- Saudi Arabia: The Next Capital of Islamic Feminism? (newsrealblog.com)
- Bill Maher Goes In On Muslim Men And How They Treat Their Women (bossip.com)
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