Bek Lover

And I feel like when it comes from your end, I'll sit there and defend Christianity in the sense saying, I don't believe that's what Christ taught.

I know human beings make mistakes, leaders, kings, 100%.

I think anytime the prophet had a conflict, it was justified.

And I think when people do their homework, they'll see that that is the case.

I don't think it's in Islam's doctrine to force conversion

When the book, yes, was there instances here and there?

Absolutely, but not on the scale of Christianity.

Whether you say it was political or not political, that's a whole other argument, and that's opinion.

We look at what?

The fruits that are bared.

How many people became Christian?

Why did they become Christian?

What was the economic situation?

What was the military involved?

How many people lost their lives, whether it was through the smallpox or not?

It was a direct correlation to those Christian invaders

conquering territories all over the world, period.

And let me finish.

And let me finish.

And there's instances of that in Islam also.