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That the 'doctrines' of religions are crucial to being a proper follower, and that interpretation is merely a side point.
Call me cynical, but my suspicion is that polycarp is hoping to draw this toward Islam, cite some section of text in the qu'ran which he will then interpret in a manner he deems appropriate, disregard the fact that the vast majority of muslims are not violent, then proceed to outline why some piece of text from thousands of years old is more valid evidence as to why they are evil, despite the reality today that there's millions of muslims living harmoniously with others.
Of course, were he to do so in the opening paragraph, many people would rightly point out that this dead horse has been well and truly flogged.