Many Muslim tell non-muslim critics that the violence in the Quran is "out of context".
In other words, the Quran doesnt mean what it says, or so they want you to believe.
However, people who make or accept this argument miss the issue entirely. The issue is not whether a Jihadist is properly interpreting the Quran, essentially, we dont care what the "proper" interpretation is.
The issue is, whether all the violence written in the Quran, gives rise to religiously motivated violence.
The world has way too many "motives" for violence, which is what makes Islam so horrific, the idea religion itself being a motivation, but not just any motivation, a motivation so supreme, people will blow themsevles-up for it.
If the Quran, as written, gives rise to a different species of violence, that, but for Islam, wouldnt exist, then the Quran itself is an instrument of violence.
Read the Quran and ask yourself if you can understand why so many Muslims interpret it violently.
2007-01-09
10:02:58
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