Scriptural Origins of Religious Intolerance, Extremism and Terror - Unmasking Jesus and Muhammad (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781790296958)

The religious doctrines of Jesus and Muhammad or Christianity and Islam respectively were intolerant of other religions, not inclusive of all nations of the world, extreme and cast terror to the non-believers or were forced on unwilling global citizens. The world would have been better-off spiritually and materially if Jesus and Muhammad did not pop-up to cast terror to the world through their religious doctrines. The doctrine of Moses was sublime and not forced on unwilling citizens (Exo 19:3-8, Det 7:12-15, Det 32:2), tolerant of other religions and inclusive of all the nations of the world or the gentiles (Exo 12:48-49, 1 Kings 8:41, Isaiah 56:6), who were referred to as dogs by Jesus and not worth his bread and it tantalises the mind how the same gentiles are flocking to the intolerant teacher (Jesus) who called them dogs while not following the inclusive teachings of Moses. Jesus was an ethnic preacher with no love for other nations or the gentiles who instructed his disciples at the start of his ministry not to reach-out to the gentiles but rather to the lost sheep of Israel (Mat 10:5-6, Mat 15:22-28). Was the son of God unaware that the gentiles were created by the father and were in God's spiritual plan as taught by Moses? Both Jesus and Muhammad were no match for Moses and why? Moses who was called to do the work of God as an ordinary man and not son of God, wrestled the mighty Pharaoh and sunk the Egyptian army in the Red Sea. Moses founded the Hebrew State at exodus, fed the Hebrews with manna and quails in the wilderness and led them into Canaan, the land of milk and honey. And when Jesus came with the title of son of God, he was expected to achieve unprecedented milestones in comparison to the mortal Moses but alas, Jesus did not wrestle Caesar, the Roman Emperor who ruled Palestine and let alone the little known governor Pontius Pilate but was literally numb-scared of these two. In terms of people development, both Jesus and Muhammad failed to provide the minimum needs required especially by the poor citizens and instead of solving the problems that people were confronted with on earth, the two leaders digressed into the glories of paradise characterised by rivers flowing with milk and honey plus heavenly mansions. In comparison, Moses solved every problem confronted by his followers on earth and he did not talk about the glories of paradise because he was a genius who understood that such glories would not solve the earthly challenges that people faced. Jesus and Muhammad were loud mouths who talked a lot about their egos where Moses had no gift of speech; I am the son of God, me and father are one, I am the Alpha and Omega, I am the only gateway to the father often said Jesus without explaining how such self aggrandizement would better the spiritual well-being of the people. And Muhammad's bravado refused to be beaten; I will be the first to resurrect, I will be the leader of all people after resurrection, I will have more followers in paradise, I am the one and last prophet of Allah and I went to heaven in flesh and saw Allah in his house where I was given fifty daily prayers enjoined on Muslims. And after speaking so good of the bounties of paradise, Jesus and Muhammad were terrified by the start of their walks leading to paradise, Jesus particularly felt that the commencement of his journey to paradise was a heavy burden or cup that he pleaded God to off-load while Muhammad was very sad to leave planet earth when his death was approaching which perhaps suggested that the theories of paradise were much ado about nothing no wonder Moses said nothing about that.The religious terror ravaging the world which has inflicted so much damage and loss of life of innocent global citizens was originated by Jesus (Mat 10:34-37, Mat 10:14-15, Mat 11:20-24, Rev 2:16), then copied and pasted by Muhammad into the Qur'an and executed by Osama bin Laden (Surah 8:12).

Author: Chaitezvi Kanyuchi Dehwe
ISBN-10: 1790296951
ISBN-13: 9781790296958
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 01/20/2019
Pages: 192
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.01lbs
Size: 11.00h x 8.50w x 0.41d