Bek Lover

Open fire, 100 Muslims dead.

That was ideological.

It was Christian fanaticism.

Never once called a Christian terrorist, even though I don't believe he was a Christian.

I agree.

You can't be a Christian and take life unjustly.

It's only to defend yourself.

And I agree.

Christians have a right to defend themselves if they're being attacked or even oppressed.

And so does Islam.

What people did and how they did, that's on them, brother.

They're going to face God one day.

but you cannot force people to become Muslim.

I believe the context of apostatism is because of how dangerous it was back then, because of the alliances and treachery that was going on, there was what are known as the Munafiqun, hypocrites who pretended to be Muslim only to try to destroy Islam.

I guess it was once you're in the faith and you come out of the faith,

That's why there's that, because basically you're committing treason at that point.

I don't think it's something that needs to be done in today's world.

I don't think anybody would convert to the faith, you know, to simply leave it.

Now, can people leave if they don't believe it?

I think they should have that, right?