UK: Jesus4Sharia Debate Postponed

Islam4UK an organization that is promoting a Jesus4Sharia debate with Christian and Jewish leaders, has postponed the event. The reason is that they have not even received a response from Church “leaders”. Past Popes fought Islam head on, but today the Church sits around and watches as Islam slowly devours Western civilization. Grow a spine already!

JESUS4SHARIAH DEBATE POSTPONED

On 18th December 2009, a highly anticipated debate centred on the true mission of Prophet Jesus (peace be upon him) was organised by members of Islam4UK as a challenge to all Jews and in particular Christians in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Over the past few weeks we have been inundated with support from the Muslim community and have furthermore received requests from Christians as well as other non-Muslims to attend this unique debate.

Unfortunately, after careful consultation (shoora), it has come to our attention that all applicants who have forwarded their interest for participating in this debate do not meet the calibre that we feel would be appropriate for the topic and audience.

We have furthermore received no response from representatives of the Church, to whom ultimately this debate was directed to and as a result, have decided to postpone this invitation until suitable candidates come forward to defend the Christian doctrine and its association with Prophet Jesus.

We continue to call out to all Christians in the United Kingdom and abroad, to come forward and engage in a fruitful debate on the true message of Jesus and to furthermore reflect on the following three questions which are paramount to the debate:

1. Is the message of Jesus pro-secular democracy or pro total implementation of divine law within society.

2. Did Jesus struggle verbally and physically against the tyrants of his time, or did he turn the other cheek?

3. Would Jesus stand with the oppressed people in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine or with the oppressive occupiers?

If you would like to participate in a debate revolving around these questions please call:

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