Comment:
And,
my profound sorrowful sympathies to all misguided and ignorant
Ecumenists, who want to join all world religions together, under the
myth, that, 'We all believe in and pray to ....the same God', etc....and
other utter delusions.
A
very important fact to remember: The Christian God, as also of the Jews
too, is NOT the same 'God', Allah, of Islam. Pathetic in-delusion
False-Prophet and False-Messiah, Muhammad, Of Thrice Cursed Memory, concocted
his demonic and bloodthirsty and man-hating 'God' from the local
Arabian peninsula pagan Moon god, an idol, a heathen non-biblical god,
and then he added, in his bizarre and convoluted contradictory
mishmash, called the Koran, various pseudo Christian and Jewish. more
pleasant attributes to his new 'God', and stealing many beautiful
quotes, and some customs, and taboos, from local Christian and Jewish
sources and scriptures.
All Christians, especially the Egyptian Copts, in the Middle East, painfully KNOW this, and though those who must use Arabic, [ forced on them, since Arabic speaking Arab Moslems invaded and seized their countries], as their common language of everyday speech, and thus the generic word, 'Allah', understand that Arabic word very differently from what the Moslems mean when they use it.
To Christians, God means Jesus Christ in the Holy Trinity, and practicing Jews, who believe only in the Old Testament biblical God, do NOT have the same God, as do Moslems either!
Deranged Muhammad's concocted phony 'God', Allah, is more closely fitting the Christian definition of Satan, the murderous destroyer, enslaver, and hater of humanity, the enemy of the true Man-loving God.
All Christians, especially the Egyptian Copts, in the Middle East, painfully KNOW this, and though those who must use Arabic, [ forced on them, since Arabic speaking Arab Moslems invaded and seized their countries], as their common language of everyday speech, and thus the generic word, 'Allah', understand that Arabic word very differently from what the Moslems mean when they use it.
To Christians, God means Jesus Christ in the Holy Trinity, and practicing Jews, who believe only in the Old Testament biblical God, do NOT have the same God, as do Moslems either!
Deranged Muhammad's concocted phony 'God', Allah, is more closely fitting the Christian definition of Satan, the murderous destroyer, enslaver, and hater of humanity, the enemy of the true Man-loving God.
Moslems believe in and pray to, and obey, a demon, an idol, an image of the Devil, not the real God.
"All the gods of the heathen are demons!"
Reader Daniel Everisss
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One nation under Allah: Fury after school recites pledge in Arabic
because
the pledge was being recited in Arabic.“One nation under Allah,” the
student body president announced over the intercom system on Wednesday.
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Reaction in the upstate New York high school was swift, and so was the backlash, The Times Herald-Record reports. Furious students tried to shout down the recitation in their classrooms. Other students sat down in protest.
School Superintendent Joan Carbone told the newspaper that the Arabic pledge “divided the school in half” – noting that many complaints came from Jewish parents and those who had lost family members fighting the war on terror.
The outrage among students was so significant that the school issued an apology.
“We sincerely apologize for having the Pledge of Allegiance recited this morning in the high school in a language other than English,” the apology read. “In our school district the Pledge of Allegiance will only be recited in English as recommended by the Commissioner of Education.”
Well, that’s somewhat reassuring.
However, state regulations do not mandate that the pledge be recited in a specific language. It recommends only specific wording.
108.5 Pledge to the flag.
(a) It is recommended that schools use the following pledge to the flag:
“I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
(b) In giving the pledge to the flag, the procedure is to render the pledge by standing with the right hand over the heart.
The school said the pledge was recited in Arabic as a way to honor National Foreign Language Week “and in an effort to celebrate the many races, cultures and religions that make up this great country.” It said the pledge had been recited in other languages throughout the week.
That explanation didn’t set well with student Alex Krug.
“I think it should be said in English,” he told television station TWCNews.com. “It is foreign language week but we don’t even offer Arabic in Pine Bush High School.”
Andrew Zink, the student body president, defended what he did and said he would do it all over again – telling TWC News he “knew exactly what would happen” because “it’s the right thing to do.”
Zink wrote on his Twitter account: “To everyone who disagrees with my decisions, I respect your right to do so and hope we can have a productive conversation,”
Oh, there’s been no shortage of conversation around the small town.
“Thanks to the illegal invasion and the concept of ‘celebrate diversity,’ English is becoming a foreign language in America,” one critic wrote on the local newspaper’s website.
A writer who claimed to be an American of Arab Christian ancestry said he, too, was offended by what happened.
“The Pledge of Allegiance isn’t a ‘salute’ to America,” he wrote. “It’s a promise to be loyal to it. Part of that loyalty should be to learn English and integrating into our culture.”
Based on the comments made by the student body president, it appears the Arabic recitation was less about celebrating a foreign language and more about stirring up trouble.
In my most recent book, “God Less America,” I illustrate how the nation’s public schools have been turned into indoctrination centers. Teachers are preaching a liberal ideology. Our schoolhouses have become places where Christianity is marginalized and Islam is given accommodation.
Todd Starnes is host of Fox News & Commentary, heard on hundreds of radio stations. Sign up for his American Dispatch newsletter, be sure to join his Facebook page, and follow him on Twitter. His latest book is "God Less America"
Reaction in the upstate New York high school was swift, and so was the backlash, The Times Herald-Record reports. Furious students tried to shout down the recitation in their classrooms. Other students sat down in protest.
School Superintendent Joan Carbone told the newspaper that the Arabic pledge “divided the school in half” – noting that many complaints came from Jewish parents and those who had lost family members fighting the war on terror.
“We sincerely apologize for having the Pledge of Allegiance recited this morning in the high school in a language other than English,” the apology read. “In our school district the Pledge of Allegiance will only be recited in English as recommended by the Commissioner of Education.”
Well, that’s somewhat reassuring.
However, state regulations do not mandate that the pledge be recited in a specific language. It recommends only specific wording.
108.5 Pledge to the flag.
(a) It is recommended that schools use the following pledge to the flag:
“I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.”
(b) In giving the pledge to the flag, the procedure is to render the pledge by standing with the right hand over the heart.
The school said the pledge was recited in Arabic as a way to honor National Foreign Language Week “and in an effort to celebrate the many races, cultures and religions that make up this great country.” It said the pledge had been recited in other languages throughout the week.
That explanation didn’t set well with student Alex Krug.
“I think it should be said in English,” he told television station TWCNews.com. “It is foreign language week but we don’t even offer Arabic in Pine Bush High School.”
Andrew Zink, the student body president, defended what he did and said he would do it all over again – telling TWC News he “knew exactly what would happen” because “it’s the right thing to do.”
Zink wrote on his Twitter account: “To everyone who disagrees with my decisions, I respect your right to do so and hope we can have a productive conversation,”
Oh, there’s been no shortage of conversation around the small town.
“Thanks to the illegal invasion and the concept of ‘celebrate diversity,’ English is becoming a foreign language in America,” one critic wrote on the local newspaper’s website.
A writer who claimed to be an American of Arab Christian ancestry said he, too, was offended by what happened.
“The Pledge of Allegiance isn’t a ‘salute’ to America,” he wrote. “It’s a promise to be loyal to it. Part of that loyalty should be to learn English and integrating into our culture.”
Based on the comments made by the student body president, it appears the Arabic recitation was less about celebrating a foreign language and more about stirring up trouble.
In my most recent book, “God Less America,” I illustrate how the nation’s public schools have been turned into indoctrination centers. Teachers are preaching a liberal ideology. Our schoolhouses have become places where Christianity is marginalized and Islam is given accommodation.
Todd Starnes is host of Fox News & Commentary, heard on hundreds of radio stations. Sign up for his American Dispatch newsletter, be sure to join his Facebook page, and follow him on Twitter. His latest book is "God Less America"
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