Comment: I missed this article..can someone please direct me to this article?....

Comment: @ KM When you read the article to the link, http://www.answering-islam.org/Campbell/s2c1.html it shows you that the Koran says the bible including the gospels is from God and is true. Muhammad was talking about the bible in his day and we have copies of the bible from Muhammad day and much earlier for example The Dead Sea Scrolls which include New Testament materials. So the bible we have today is the same bible in Muhammad's time and before. So if the bible is wrong the Koran is also wrong too.

Comment: What they know about Sound and Sound Clash? What they are playing are HIFI systems making noise in people head with no Bass. them no ready fi de SOUND OF THE SOUND.

Comment: It's not where tyou sending him. It's where he wants to go and do. It is up to him at the end of the day.

Comment: And we wonder why SK has gotten so out of control with increasing heinous crimes and lawlessness. Listen to these Godless men spreading disbelief in the HOLY BIBLE and the crucifixion of Christ!!!! All we need is childlike faith my friends.. don't let too much education make u a fool.

Comment: Rename our stadium, Kim makes us proud, congrats KC.

Comment: The Gospels contain clear testimony showing that Jesus Christ escaped death on the cross. The following points may be noted: (1) Jesus remained on the cross for a few hours only (Mark 15:25; John 19:14) but death by crucifixion was always tardy. (2) The two men crucified with Jesus were still alive when taken down from the cross; the presumption is that Jesus too was alive. (3) The breaking of legs was resorted to in the case of the two criminals, but dispensed with in the case of Jesus (John 19:32, 33). (4) The side of Jesus being pierced, blood rushed out and this was a certain sign of life. (5) Even Pilate did not believe that Jesus actually died in so short a time (Mark 15:44). (6) Jesus was not buried like the two criminals, but was given into the charge of a wealthy disciple of his, who lavished care on him and put him in a spacious tomb hewn in the side of a rock (Mark 15:46). (7) When the tomb was seen on the third day, the stone was found to have been removed from its mouth (Mark 16:4 ) , which would not have been the case if there had been a supernatural rising. (8) Mary, when she saw him, took him for the gardener (John 20:15), which shows that Jesus had disguised himself as a gardener. (9) Such disguise would not have been needed if Jesus had risen from the dead. (10) It was in the same body of flesh that the disciples saw Jesus, and the wounds were still there deep enough for a man to thrust his hand in (John 20:25–28). (11) He still felt hunger and ate as his disciples ate (Luke 24:39– 43). (12) Jesus Christ undertook a journey to Galilee with two of his disciples walking side by side with him (Matt. 28:10), which shows that he was fleeing for refuge; a journey to Galilee was not necessary to rise to heaven. (13) In all post-crucifixion appearances Jesus is found hiding himself as if he feared being discovered. (14) Jesus Christ prayed the whole night before his arrest to be saved from the accursed death on the cross, and he also asked his disciples to pray for him; the prayers of a righteous man in distress and affliction are always accepted. He seems to have even received a promise from God to be saved, and it was to this promise that he referred when he cried out on the cross: “My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me?” Heb. 5:7 makes the matter still more clear, for there it is plainly stated that the prayer of Jesus was accepted: “When he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears unto Him that was able to save him from death, and was heard in that he feared”. The statements made in the Qur’an corroborate the above statements quoted from the Gospels. Jesus did not die on the cross, nor was he killed as were the two thieves, but to the Jews he appeared as if he were dead. I was going to offer replies to each of these points, but honestly, for anyone even remotely familiar with the Gospels then the fallacies of these arguments will be self-evident.

Comment: University of California Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau to be judged by facts. (The author who has 35 years’ consulting experience, has taught at UC Berkeley (Cal.) where he was able to observe the culture & the way senior management work) University of California Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau gross over spending, inept decisions: recruits (using California tax $) out of state $50,000 tuition students that displace qualified Californians from public university education; spends $7,000,000 for consultants to do his & many vice chancellors jobs (prominent East Coast university accomplishing same at 0 cost); pays ex Michigan governor $300,000 for lectures; Latino enrollment drops while out of state jumps 2010; tuition to Return on Investment (ROI) drops below top10; NCAA places basketball program on probation: absence institutional control. Californians, UC Board of Regents Chairman Gould, Calif. State Legislature should take note of chancellors, like Birgeneau, who ignore California’s deficit and replace them with those who understand the basic concept of public service to Californians.

Comment: Congrats my school mate. I am so proud of . God Bless

Comment: @ Gegory, This is what the Koran said about Jesus. Don't tell lies on the Koran about it said the Bible is true. Not that Bible. may be the one before but they hide the truth from you Read> And for their saying: We have killed the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, the messenger of GOD, and they killed him not, nor did they cause his death on the cross, but he was made to appear to them as such. And certainly those who differ therein are in doubt about it. They have no knowledge about it, but only follow a conjecture, and they killed him not for certain:Jesus Christ prayed the whole night before his arrest to be saved from the accursed death on the cross, and he also asked his disciples to pray for him; the prayers of a righteous man in distress and affliction are always accepted. He seems to have even received a promise from God to be saved, and it was to this promise that he referred when he cried out on the cross: “My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me?” Heb. 5:7 makes the matter still more clear, for there it is plainly stated that the prayer of Jesus was accepted: “When he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears unto Him that was able to save him from death, and was heard in that he feared”. The statements made in the Qur’an corroborate the above statements quoted from the Gospels. Jesus did not die on the cross, nor was he killed as were the two thieves, but to the Jews he appeared as if he were dead. Nay, GOD exalted him in His presence. And GOD is ever Mighty, Wise [Qur'an. Surah 4:157-158]