Well, I am certainly not a MUslim, but I think I should point something out here. Have you ever read the Old Testament? It is chock full of "God" commanding the Israelites (The Judaic branch in particular) to murder non-Israelites, because they are non-Israelites. The Old Testament Jewish (and Christian) God called for Genocide. So to sum up: The Quran and The Bible both have have hatred in it, and it depends on the mentality of the person reading them to determine how somebody will act on those verses.
The problem is that your constant seething about Jews makes the "typo" look more like accidental honesty.
No. They are some good and honest jews who are opposed to zionism and Israel's treatement of Palestinians. I have a profound respect and admiration for these jews. There are also jews who live in Islamic countries and get along fine with muslims. What I dislike is the kind of zionists like yourself, GTech and company who insult Islam and muslims, and incite for war and hatred towards muslims.
I notice that the Jews get along with the Muslims. But you failed to indicate that the Muslims in Islamic countries get along with the Jews. Of course the Jews behave in Islamic countries. The penalty for not behaving is death.
The OT shows God instructing prophets and kings to lead armies to conquer specific people. Islam instructs muslims in general to kill people. It's almost a fine point that's hard to miss. But it's not even remotely a subtle difference. As soon as Muslims can be 100% correct in prophecies and call down fire from heaven, I'll reconsider my position on whether or not they are doing "God's" work in murdering everyone who isn't Muslim. Jews in the OT were never ordered to kill everyone who wasn't a Jew.
Uh...please tell me you're not insinuating that Christians fit this bill? If so, some lottery numbers would be great.
If anything I was insuating that it would be possible for a handful of people to fit that bill. Very few people have been true prophets who could predict the future with 100% accuracy. Nobody in the last nearly 2000 years has fit that bill. Since then, people have fallen for false prophets because they don't know, or don't care, what it takes to be a real prophet. My personal standards are: fire from heaven and 100% accuracy in predicting future events. The Bible's standards are 100% accuracy in predicting future events. However, due to the low standards for what constitutes prophecy these days (see horoscopes), I want a little bit extra. And I just think it would be cool to see fire actually shoot down from heaven.
Name one. You think the Bible is 100% accurate in prophecy? The Bible isn't even accurate with normal things such as the sun rotating around the earth.