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As the onslaught of shows about Jesus hit the airwaves this Easter Weekend, I couldn't help but wonder where the outrage amongst Muslims can be found in the frequently quite negative portrayals of Jesus (Issa to Muslims). Not many of the shows on cable networks about Jesus this weekend were about the Crucifixion or the Resurrection, which Muslims do not believe in anyway. Nor are the numerous books which call into question many aspects of Jesus' existence, sexual orientation, lifestyle, role as religious leader, etc. Similarly, there have been numerous "controversial" cartoons and other depictions of Jesus.
We saw how the Muslim world reacted to depictions of the "Seal of the Prophets", their Mohammad, but it cannot be forgotten that Muslims also view Jesus as a prophet, even if they deny his divinity. He is considered by Muslims a revered Prophet as well as a Muslim, and also is expected to return in the end times by Muslims. I've had these things asserted to me by so many Muslims, that after the Great Cartoonifada, I cannot help but wonder where their outrage is at seeing Jesus portrayed in such a bad light throughout much of the last century. Surely insults to any of the Prophets considered sacred in Islam should provoke condemnation if not outright rage. I realize that Mohammad is at the top of the heap in this regard, but still, where is the outrage?
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Where is the Outrage : Part Whatever
As the onslaught of shows about Jesus hit the airwaves this Easter Weekend, I couldn't help but wonder where the outrage amongst Muslims can be found in the frequently quite negative portrayals of Jesus (Issa to Muslims). Not many of the shows on cable networks about Jesus this weekend were about the Crucifixion or the Resurrection, which Muslims do not believe in anyway. Nor are the numerous books which call into question many aspects of Jesus' existence, sexual orientation, lifestyle, role as religious leader, etc. Similarly, there have been numerous "controversial" cartoons and other depictions of Jesus.
We saw how the Muslim world reacted to depictions of the "Seal of the Prophets", their Mohammad, but it cannot be forgotten that Muslims also view Jesus as a prophet, even if they deny his divinity. He is considered by Muslims a revered Prophet as well as a Muslim, and also is expected to return in the end times by Muslims. I've had these things asserted to me by so many Muslims, that after the Great Cartoonifada, I cannot help but wonder where their outrage is at seeing Jesus portrayed in such a bad light throughout much of the last century. Surely insults to any of the Prophets considered sacred in Islam should provoke condemnation if not outright rage. I realize that Mohammad is at the top of the heap in this regard, but still, where is the outrage?
- Man, Can Some People Be So Naive And Disinterested In Research
I found this topic on the leftist Captain Comics site where, in a discussion on Christian imagery in DC Comics, some ignoramus says: Both Judaism and Islam recognize Jesus as a prophet so His appearance, helping the Ghost Rider free himself from Satan,...
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This is an editorial in the Salem News written by Ibrahim Hooper, national director of CAIR. As you read the editorial, remember that Muslims do not believe Jesus died on the cross for the sins of mankind. In fact, Muslims do not believe Jesus died on...
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Jesus 4 Sharia Sharia loving Muslims of the UK, will just not give up. Their new approach is to challenge Christian and Jews on whether the true message of Jesus was Islamic Law. According to the Islamic scriptures, Jesus will come back and destroy...
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That's right, Jim Caviezel. He's got the appeal and the infidel credibility as well. Not only is he a devoted Christian, but he also played Jesus Himself in The Passion, reenacting some of the key events in the life of Jesus that are denied by...