Martyr Of A Christian Murderer

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People are not inhumane, savage and evil. The people who kill & destroy are ordinary people, just like anybody else. They are fathers, brothers and sons. They could be doctors, engineers and lawyers. They are your co-workers, and your next door neighbors.

So what goes on in their minds when they act violently?
It is the TEACHING that influences them to act violently & if religion is added into this teaching then it adds fuel to the fire. When their minds are influenced by negative teaching, then they don't think they are harming anyone, rather they think they are obeying God’s commandments. And in doing so, they are assuring themselves a place in Paradise (Heaven).

They think they are doing a duty towards God which is holy. So killing, destroying becomes holy & sacred when religion teaches it to do so. Otherwise God has given man a heart of compassion & love. But, today their evil deed has become righteous & the best deed for God. They are saying …show more content…

MARTYR OF A CHRISTIAN V/S MARTYR OF A TERRORIST
During the past two millenniums several Christians were martyred for the cause of our Lord's Church. Being martyred as a Christian is much different than the terrorists who are inspired by SATAN to CHOOSE a time to be a martyr. Christians never chose the time to be a martyr. But, if a Born Again Christian being in a certain place at a certain time following our Lord happens to become a martyr in that event, that is always the happiest experience in that person's life. Becoming a martyr in this way, is not judgment of Our Father, it is a great blessing of Our Father.

THERE WILL NOT BE ANY TERRORISTS IN HEAVEN:
Night time is a troubling time for many people in our society following the terrorist attack upon our nation. Many people are feeling fear much more at night. There are two reasons for

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