Three Amigos Unite

A Pastor, a Rabbi and a Imam go into a bar...wait, this is not a joke.

Pastor Don Mackenzie, Rabbi Ted Falcon and Imam Jamal Rahman (the Three Interfaith Amigos) make the rounds speaking at interfaith groups, usually of the liberal Unitarian mindset, in effort to convince the naive, that Christians, Jews and Muslims all worship the same God and should be able to work together in harmony.  Using their co-authored book they are all smiles, however the topic is a sober one considering Muslims have been slaughtering Jews since the pillage of Khaybar in the days of Muhammad.  Then, banning all churches and synagogues from Arabia a few years after Muhammad's death the Muslims built a Mosque on the foundation of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem (7th century) as an act of dominance and superiority and in 1453 attacked Constantinople and turned the largest church in the world into a Mosque.  Well of course this sounds like one big happy family.

Then in our lifetime we see Muslims crucifying Christians in the Middle East, stabbing and shooting kafirs (non-Muslims) of all sects around the world.  These three deceivers are barking up a tall tree in effort to shake lose some low hanging fruit.

Does anyone seriously think Jesus would have prayed to a pagan shrine in Mecca?

The Bible warns in so many ways about the dangers of uniting with false prophets but Jude's is likely the most easily understood.  "Beloved, while I was making every effort to write you about our common salvation, I felt the necessity to write to you appealing that you contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints.  For certain persons have crept in unnoticed, those who were long beforehand marked out for this condemnation, ungodly persons who turn the grace of our God into licentiousness and deny our only Master and Lord, Jesus Christ"(Jude 3&4).

You will find the three Amigos giving their presentation on TED talks.  Judging by the number of TED Youtube programs on Islam it appears TED has become a new platform for liberal pro-Muslim speakers.

TED which originally stood for Technology, Entertainment, and Design is a no-profit organization that produces videos shown online around the world.  Their slogan is "ideas worth spreading".  While there has been an abundance of worthwhile programs done by TED many of those done about Islam are nothing more than propaganda designed to neutralize critical thinking regarding Muhammad's cult.  The hijab is one of the most popular topics.  Articulate and often well educated women are chosen to give their emotional appeal about their head covering as though it is a glorious symbol of liberty when in fact in many Muslim countries it is nothing but a picture subjugation and bondage.