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What is fundamentalisms?
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I'll pick up on a few points briefly. i hope to return later, but Ramadan will be starting soon and this means a lot of prayer, Qur'aan recitation, not mention friends and food (all in the evenings of course for a month :-))...its a beautiful religion.
To say " I gave a good explanation of morality." is not a defense. I said your explanation contradicted our own experience on an innate knowledge of what is right and wrong.
You say: Muhammad invented the religion, but i would doubt you have every sought to explain how this explanation could be reconciled with what we know of him, the people around him and the events.
You can begin by considering what your statement implies. It implies that Muhammad was a liar. I can provide support for the view that he was, on the contrary of a character that earned him the nick-name of al-Siddique (the truthful) and al-Alameen (the trustworthy), including testimoney from his enemies. Again, can you provide grounds for saying that he was in fact a liar (which are not simply founded on your belief that there is no God)?
The term Islamofascism is used in the book Lewis co-author with Buntzie Ellis Churchill, "Islam: The Religion and the People", p166.
must go,
take care