Rylee Meek argues that Christian missions stand apart because they focus on charity like caring for widows and orphans, acting as the hands and feet of Jesus, while other religions prioritize spreading faith and territorial expansion.
Islam is not a religion of peace, right? It's. It literally Islam means submission to Allah, Allah, whatever you want to call them. And it's if when you just think of like, because we've been on a few missions trips and things and it's like you never see these other religions. I don't. I mean, I'm sure there's like maybe some Hindu feel good people or Buddhists that go and try to like do some stuff. But every missionary out there is a Christian, right? Because it's what we're told to do, to care for widows and care for orphans. Right. You've never see like a Muslim mission trip. Have you seen one? No. Right. And I actually I looked it up. Their form of mission, mission work is literally what we're seeing happening in America. It's like to spread their faith. It's not to care for anybody. That's of, you know, down and out, right. And that's we care for the lost, we care for the widows and the orphans and in doing so we share Jesus. And it's like that's us being the hands and feet of Jesus. Right. And their missionary work is to take over. To take over, yeah.
