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Thirteen Lessons on Islam for Christians

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This is an outstanding doctrinal and historical revelation of the Islam we falsely define by so many other names. Chapter 12 illustrates how Muslims have dealt with non-Muslims in Islamic lands that they cannot use for slaves since Mohammed conquered Arabia (defeated Turkey had been ordered by the WWI victors to give their Christian dhimmis equal rights). It is a graphic, verifiable picture written by Western witnesses to similar barbarities that today's media and politicians label as tribal and "civil" wars - as such is beyond rational comprehension from the unitary logic and ethics of the West. Islam practices dualistic logic (contradicting verses in the Koran are both correct, since Allah is infallible) and dualistic ethics (the earth is divided into dar al-Islam and dar al Harb: land of Islam/land of war, Muslim and kafir, men and women, free persons and slaves, all treated differently in both custom and Islamic law - which the West has yet to understand or come to terms with. Ignorance of Islam is now a choice - thanks to the Center for the Study of Political Islam. "Thirteen Lessons on Islam for Christians" and its companion text, "A Christian's Guide to Islam" are verifiable condensations of the Islamic doctrine and history faithfully translated, correlated, and published in the 11 (so far) volume Islamic Trilogy series. This is all real - and ignorance of Islamic doctrine and jihad has already cost a verifiable 270,000,000 non-Muslim lives. To keep nearly 60 nation's brutal conquests from becoming our own prologue, we better learn and understand the realities. Islam IS a "religion of peace," however, that pease will only come when there are ONLY Muslims and willing slaves OF Muslims (see Koran 9:29). I believe these books, and the series they are condensed from should be required reading for Muslim and non-Muslim alike. Osama bin-Laden = "Moderate Muslim" from the Muslim perspective.

I ordered this book (and the self-study course) after receiving several recommendations from others. US churches have remained suicidally politically correct in their treatment of Islam. Ecumencialism is still the priority of the day to understand and get along with Islam. They might as well make a pact with the devil.

The churches need to quickly wake up to the fact that Islam is primariliy political, with the primary purpose of the religious component to generate commitment and fervor in carrying out the political component. The ethics, morality, and form of government promoted by Islam is diametrically opposite the teaching of Christianity.

This book and the related courses would make ideal material for teaching in the churches.