Then I fail to see how. It says to kill Pagans. That is violent to me, even if it is only defensively. In the Tahnak, Bible, and Apocrypha, Christians and Jews are ordered not to kill at all. Even soldiers who do their job are in sin. The only time violence is acceptable is when God Himself orders it or commits it. This theme is of paticular importance in the Christian text. I see very little "love theology" in the Quran. Surah 9 (The entire chapter) is essentially offering a bypass to peace. And it can be interpreted as a clear license to kill. Muslims, please help me contend with this.
2007-02-03
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