Why Islam Cannot Reform by Roger W. Gardner

Following 9/11, in order to try to discover for myself the true nature of this purported Religion of Peace, whose ardent followers had just been responsible for the worst attack ever to take place on American soil, I began to research Islam. I started by reading the Qur'an, at the painfully slow rate of 5 hate-filled pages a day. It soon became apparent that this revered Book of Peace had more in common with Mein Kampf than with the New Testament. In fact, there were many similarities between the two. Both were filled with violence and threats of violence, both shared an arrogant contempt for those who dared to disagree with their authors, both advocated for the complete and utter subjection of all unbelievers, and sought an eventual worldwide hegemony.

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Timothy
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JudgeBob
I think we should amend the constitution to occlude not just Islam but any worship of evil. I don't mean a loose nefarious interpretation of evil, but real evil encouraging violence and perversion. I've seen some bloggers suggesting targeting Islam, but that is just the evil flavor of the month. My way would address the entire mindset.
Roger W. Gardner
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Thank you for the cross posting Hans.

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