Man in a Shed: The truth is that Islam and Christianity are mutually exclusive.

Monday, December 03, 2007

The truth is that Islam and Christianity are mutually exclusive.

Its going to be a lighter blogging week this week. More work to be done - so I'm going to try to restrict myself to linking to interesting posts I've found in the blogsphere / MSM. ( Of course that rather gives the game away about not doing enough work also, but who's perfect ? )

Didactophobia has a key point on the apologists for Islam and the Teddy fiasco in Sudan, its well worth a read here.

( OK if Labour do something really stupid - by their current low standards I might be tempted. And I have one post in prep on the armed forces - but after that its work time - honest.)

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Anonymous said...: Thanks for the mention.; 8:31 pm

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