Comment by Sassan K. on August 26, 2011 at 2:06pm

lololololololol

Comment by Great Dane on August 26, 2011 at 2:25pm

Crazy talk - no wonder why the middle east is low on scientific research!

Comment by Doug Reardon on August 26, 2011 at 2:38pm

He's either batshit crazy, or an idiot.

Comment by Zach Winkler on August 27, 2011 at 2:07am

And the giants from the high-mountains can not fly because birds will not allow it because of the solar energy they harvest in their protons, controlled through the gravitational pull of the moon, turns the neurological make-up in their brain into that of rude individual. This intern, makes me one smart person, because I know so many complicated words! See page 00,002 to page 12,894.

Comment by Unindoctrinated on August 31, 2011 at 10:35am

This proves a couple of things. Crackpots can get on TV just as easily in the middle-east as they can in The U.S. and that there are people willing to use religion and the religious to promote their own cause in Islam as well as xtianity.

Comment by Sassan K. on August 31, 2011 at 10:45am

No Unindoctrinated, crackpots make up too much of the greater Islamic world. Islam is a much more violent religion than Christianity. Christianity has for the most part become secularized and peaceful. Islam is inherently anti-democratic, anti-human rights, anti-women rights, anti-civilization. The two are not comparable.

Comment by Unindoctrinated on September 1, 2011 at 2:31am

Unless you want a major history lesson never make the fallacious claim of xtianity being more peaceful than Islam on any site that doesn't already have a pro-xtianity bias. Xtianity may have a lower kill rate at the moment but that doesn't suddenly excuse the crusades, wars and slaughters they are responsible for. Any unbiased observer can see such a claim is plainly and demonstrably false.

I hope you aren't deluded enough to think that the xtian church is any less "anti-democratic, anti-human rights or anti-women rights" than Islam. If so you will accomplish nothing on this forum as the thinking atheists that belong here prefer researchable, confirmable fact over provably false religious doctrine.

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