Christian God ‘Loves’ Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll?

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Christian God ‘Loves’ Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll?
An old Muslim view.
January 27, 2017
Raymond Ibrahim
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Raymond Ibrahim is a Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center

In keeping with ongoing revelations of just how immoral some Muslims view Christianity—to one cleric, Christian church worship is worse than murder and bloodshed—here is another Muslim cleric that appeared on an Arabic language television program claiming that the Christian God “loves”—and thus demands that his followers loves and practice—immoral behavior.  This is precisely why, argued the sheikh, that Europe is so sexually loose.

After the more sane-looking host pointed out that in Christianity, fornication and adultery are sins, and that secular Europe’s liberal attitude toward sex is not reflective of Christian truths, the sheikh loudly protested:

http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/265604/christian-god-loves-sex-drugs-and-rock-and-roll-raymond-ibrahim

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Christian God ‘Loves’ Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll?
An old Muslim view.
January 27, 2017
Raymond Ibrahim
63

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From the article by Muslim:
"No, fornication and adultery are not forbidden in Christianity.  You see, God is love for them.  This is one of their false teachings.   The foundation for Christianity is that God is love.  So what does “God is love” mean?  It means that God loves everything.  And why does God love everything?  Because God is the source of everything.  This means God is the creator of fornication and adultery.  So who makes you commit fornication and adultery? God."
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Yes, God made everything so everything is good or he would not have made it.  If one reads Genesis, there were no thorns or thistles, nothing to prevent growth of good plants/food.  When Adam and Eve were forced out of the garden, the Bible says God said there would now be thorns and thistles man would have to overcome to grow food.  Genesis also says there was no rain in the Garden of Eden - water flowed from under the ground in the mornings to nourish the plants.  When they were put out of the Garden, they had to find water for plants.  Eve was given pain in childbirth and men given difficulty growing food. 

Besides what man brought on himself, all God made was good and that includes the human body and all its functions.  The caveat is, man was given intelligence to choose between good behavior and bad behavior - a choice of what to love.  God punished bad behavior and destroyed the world due to bad behavior, allowing only Noah and family to live, along with animals.

It was Socrates or Plato or Aristotle (not going to look it up) who said:  All sin (or bad behavior) is the result of love; loving the wrong thing or loving the right thing too little or too much.

St. Thomas Aquinas says it is not a sin to have sex because God created the body and all he created is good.  He also says it is innate in humans to go toward good for the body and for others (a love of good).  He says man has intelligence to backup the innate desire to go toward good.  Since man has a choice, he may also choose to do wrong, to harm the body or others.

The quote from the Muslim, leaves out human intelligence - humans are above the animals, they can deduce and make judgement - they can control their behavior.  Unless this Muslim has no brain, he can also think and made judgement - perhaps he doesn't know that.