According to this ex-Lutheran pastor, at least:
I have observed how Oman, with a rich Islamic heritage and an embracing society, is learning how to combine its proud heritage and identity with a highly educated and globally inclusive workforce.
Helping Oman achieve some remarkable social and economic goals over the past 50 years is its beloved, Western-educated sultan, Qaboos bin Said, who seems to be the best kind of benevolent dictator.
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The first thing I noticed about Oman was the warmth and authenticity of its people. Decorum between persons, especially between the sexes, is respected, but that does not prevent high-level, authentic, interpersonal exchange that seems so sadly lacking in the West, and our Trump-infected times.
The benevolent dictator of Oman does not permit Christians to gather in private homes to pray, nor can church services be conducted anywhere but at benevolent dictator approved locations.
Muslims who convert to Christianity tend to be private about the fact since they stand to lose everything if discovered.
So much better than Trump-infection.
I’m still laughing at that ‘proud heritage and identity’ line. Does this guy write comedy for a living?
I have stated in previous submissions that it is tragic that within the U.S. there were not much more credible candidates put forward for President. It shows the weaknesses within both the Democrats and Republicans. Neither were or are worthy of the position but I do believe that Donald Trump was the better of the two. Contrary to the statements of Obama and other Democrats Islam is NOT a peaceful religion and both Obama and Hillary Clinton have very close ties with the Muslim Brotherhood – a very subtle and dangerous organization that is out to take over the United States and force its law on the country.
Another reason for stating that Trump is the better of two is the fact that Hillary Clinton fully supports abortion right up to the time of birth.
What is really needed both in the U.S. and Canada is committed Christians that are prepared to stand for decency and proper moral standards — not worshiping that deceptive religion of “political correctness”.