Sharia Law and Islamic Influence in America by Mike Sharman

Join us for a theological and constitutional analysis of the Islamic holiday Eid and the realities of Sharia Law. After discovering that tech giants like Apple enforce the inclusion of Islamic holidays on personal calendars, we dive deep into what Sharia actually dictates, how it structurally threatens American civil liberties, and how true freedom is ultimately anchored in Christian principles. Mike Sharman, having studied an extensive text on Islamic jurisprudence, breaks down the legal code to explain why the foundational premises of an Islamic state directly contradict the supreme law of the United States. -- The Core Conflict: Sharia law dictates that the right to rule belongs to Allah alone and that all affairs must be conducted within the limits of the Koran, making it fundamentally incompatible with the US Constitution as the supreme law of the land. -- The Global Vision: Islamic theology views humanity as a single corporate nation, driving an imperial, empire-building faith where the state exists purely as an agency to enforce divine commands globally. -- Historical Fallacies of Eid: The holiday of Eid celebrates Abraham's near-sacrifice of Ishmael, a premise that directly contradicts both the Christian and Hebrew Bibles, which contain older, physically verifiable documents showing that Isaac was the son on the altar. -- Human Rights Violations: Under literal Sharia code, the punishment for adultery is a potentially fatal 100 lashes, women enticing adultery face life-long house confinement, and marriage is permissible immediately upon hitting puberty. -- Freedom vs. Coercion: The founding fathers designed the First Amendment for a culture shaped by Christianity, ensuring faith is shared through voluntary communication and free will rather than political or physical coercion. -- Exercising Liberty through Community: True liberty thrives where the Spirit of the Lord is, a principle reflected in how believers handle practical needs like medical burdens through faith-based initiatives like Share HealthCare. +++++++ You can find out more information about Share HealthCare by calling 1-844-Share HC, or by visiting their website: https://sharehealthcare.com/