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Aug 4, 2012 24 min

The Problem With Fundamentalist Islam

from The NetCaster Hosted by Jeff Wallace

How Fundamentalist Islam Effects the Worlds View of Biblical Christianity

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Is fundamentalist Islam really just the radical fringe of an otherwise peaceful religion? Or is this radical element actually a proper representation of what the Muslim religion of Islam really teaches?Join us as we look at these issues and consider what effect the "Radical" Muslim terroist has on how real Biblical Christianity is perceived by the "Nominal Christian" and the rest of the world.For more information on Islam see our resources at OneNationUnderGodsJudgment.com

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