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Old 12-07-2010, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by redwitch View Post
Yoda, I have read the Koran -- three times. The Bible 8 times. The Hadith, however, I have not read and it is on my list. Heck, I've even read the Satanic Bible (what a bunch a drivel that was). I'm the curious sort and read everything I can.

The Koran does not preach murder of innocents, whether infidel or not. In fact, it is the exact opposite. What people are being taught is a bastardized version. It is easy to twist words into whatever you want and the Imans do exactly that. The people can't read the word themselves and, of course, cannot believe that a man of God would speak anything but the truth. Hopefully, one day, they will be taught of the beauty and love in the Koran. As yet, they are only taught the ugliness and hatred (which can be found in pretty much any book -- go read some older versions of the Bible [the Crusades were easily justified by the writings of that time].

As to this being political, it probably is, but at least it's interesting and, as yet, has not resorted to name calling.
Wish that it were true Redwitch, that the Koran is being bastardized by extremists int the religion, but it's not.

Islamist Imans in resolving disputes within the writings of the Koran always give the nod to the later verses as abrogating the earlier writing. Virtually all so called "peaceful verses" are early verses in the Koran and are overruled by the call for violent retribution and conversion of the infidel.

In Islam, the latter verses abrogate the former, by their own law.

http://blogcritics.org/books/article...-peace-islams/
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