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The America of today is far different from the America of yesterday when it seemed like we saw a church on every street corner. Today, Bible believing churchgoers are finding their neighborhoods becoming a microcosm of the world with Buddhist temples and Islamic mosques sprouting up all around us. People from various and exotic places around the world are coming to America, hoping to share in the American dream. With the wars and religious unrest in the Middle East, a lot of Americans are now waking up to find new neighbors of the Muslim faith. Muslims represent about 1.5 billion people on the earth and like the Jews and Christians, they believe in only one god. Politicians and some religious leaders even say we believe in the same God, only in Islam-the generic name for god is Allah. Advocates of Islam proudly tell us they too believe in Jesus and that the Koran contains some of the same Scriptures and stories we find in our own Bible. Many Muslims, politicians and the news media tell us that Islam is a religion of peace. They cleverly point out how the root word of Islam comes from the word salam, which means peace; therefore, they argue that not only is Islam a religion of peace but Islam means peace-but does it? That argument is partially true and is a good example of an Islamic ploy called "kitman"-a tool of deception which allows a Muslim to deceive a person by using enough truth when telling a lie to make it believable-but not providing the whole truth in order to deceive, also known as "lying by omission." In this book, you will learn how TIME Magazine and other news outlets propagate the Muslim lie that Jerusalem is the third holiest site in Islam because Muhammad allegedly went to Heaven from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.In writing this book, we have drawn on many of the topics presented in our three-volume series, Islam Exposed, where we incorporate the Bible, along with many other interesting facts pertaining to Islam. It is our desire to be even-handed in dealing with the fascinating subject of Islam, while at the same time sorting out the truths from the myths of the Muslim faith. In today's society where we are taught "what to think," as opposed to "how to think," we believe you will find this book not only interesting but challenging as well.
