Anyabwile,
No I didn't know that information about that site. I thought it was a reputable one. I wouldn't have quoted from someone who is that sectarian if I had known it. Like I wouldn't quote the Nation of Islam to try to critique TRUE Islam.
As far as you saying that I come here "upset and frustrated", let me <b>assure you</b> and anyone else who thinks that that I am in NO WAY WHATSOEVER frustrated with my faith. As a matter of fact, I am furthering my knowledge of the Bible and it's Divine Revelation by taking some seminary courses on it. I love my faith. I love my walk with God. I love that I can speak to my Creator and He loves me enough to communicate back to me. I love my wonderful Christian husband who leads our household according to the Bible. I love how the Word (the Bible) has stood the test of time regardless of whatever attacks have come against it. I love the fact that despite lies that are filling the world about the Bible's tampering and corruption, it still stands strong and it still continues to be proven to have Life-giving and Life-changing power to millions and millions of people all over the world. I love to hear the testimonies of people who have been healed of sicknesses and diseases becuase they stood on the Word of God. I love to hear of people who put away their drunkenness or have been set free from drug-addition because of the life that was spoken to them through the Bible.
Hopefully that was enough to let you know that I am not doubtful, frustrated, angry, upset, or anything even halfway close concerning my faith.
The fact that I like to engage in dialogue and ask *real* questions does not mean that I am somehow "searching" for something else. I <b>HAVE</b> my assurance of salvation and life-eternal with my Creator. No other religion out there provides such an assurance; no other provides the ability for me to speak directly to God and He speak directly back to me. So, why would I be "searching" for anything else? Quick answer: I wouldn't.
I started off a few years ago at least trying to learn about Islam rather than reject it without reason. I still learn about the religion, but hey, I also learn about Hinduism (got a Hindu co-worker); I learn about the reasons why atheists reject belief in God; I learn about Sikhism and Bahai and Jehovah's Witnesses. So what? Doesn't mean I'm searching for a new religion to follow because I'm missing something in my own.
There is absolutely nothing that I am missing in my life; I am complete and whole.
In this thread, I did not intend to go into all of that, but it's becoming a bit old for people to assume that Christians are somehow frustrated or feeling vulnerable when it comes to their faith. I know it may be hard for some Muslims to accept any other possibility but that, but it's true. Any true Christian is totally content and totally confident in their faith.