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The following video serves as a good verification of an essay that I wrote as part of a series comparing Jesus and Muhammad.

The relevant essay is: Muhammad's Sins?

The rest of the series, which begins here, is:

I can only imagine that Muslims and atheists would believe the malicious and fallacious drivel printed on this poster (although, the atheists would not believe the bottom part).

Yet, I imagine that most of both Muslims and atheists would applaud such malicious and fallacy whilst knowing it to be malicious and fallacy merely because it hits upon that which both groups hit upon the most: utterly irrational emotions.

To learn about Islam please see this link.

Not only is burning the Qur′an a tradition that began 1,365 years ago (give or take) but it was begun by a Muslim; not only a Muslim but a Caliph, mind you.

The video below by David Wood and Nabeel Qureshi from Answering Muslims reflects some of my own research but, of course and as you will see, tackles the issue in a much more commemorative way.

The question on the cover of TIME Magazine is “Is America Islamphobic?”

Personally, I do not think so. America is phobic, or brave, in the face of anyone and everyone who wants to murder us and fundamentally change our way of life—for the worse:

Pro-life murderers

Darwinist murderers

Hereinafter is the text of a very interesting article with a few comments of my own thrown in.
The articles is Spengler, “Wife-beating, sharia, and Western law,” Asia Times Online, May 25, 2010, Copyright 1999 - 2010 Asia Times Online (Holdings), Ltd.

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I have long noted that in the USA today and other places worldwide the new cool is either being a Muslim or an Atheist. The "New Muslim Cool" is a documentary being shown on PBS directed by Jennifer Maytorena Taylor and starring Hamza Perez.

Both Muslims and Atheists play upon the underdog victimhood status and lay eggshells in their path for others to tread upon.

In the case of the "New Muslim Cool" Hamza Perez certainly fits the bill: a handsome, hip, ex-drug dealer and Muslim who preaches via his rap music and on the streets.

Yes, he is back and this time that crazy cat is yet again attempting to gain some American dollars towards his cause, whatever that may be this time…

This time Cat Stevens, who long ago renamed himself Yusuf Islam, is selling his wears by the toned down name of simply Yusuf. One can only wonder why this would be. Actually, his name is Steven Demetre Georgiou aka Cat Stevens aka Yusuf Islam aka Yusuf.

Barack Obama and Osama Bin Laden are facing off to gain or retain the allegiance of the Middle East.
I do not blog about politics and will technically not do so now. They purpose of this post is to point out a logical fallacy and a disparity.

Richard Dawkins, being a masterful biologist, zoologist and the recently retired Charles Symoni Professor for the Public Understanding of Atheism, seems just the right person for the job of critiquing a book on Creationism. He has indeed taken up the task.

Richard Dawkins wrote an elucidating critique of Atlas of Creation by the Muslim creationist Harun Yahya which is entitled "Venomous Snakes, Slippery Eels and Harun Yahya."

Babism's Background

Be aware that the various spellings used in this article: Qoran, Qurān, Qur'an, Kur'an and Koran are mere variants in referring to the holy book of Islam.

Is the fact that Muhammad wrote of Jesus proof that he was divinely inspired? After all, so the reasoning goes Muhammad lived circa 600 years after Christ and he could not have read the New Testament because it had not yet been translated into Arabic.

General Redefinition of Resurrection in Baha'i Literature:

At the Islamic Center, we quietly waited in the place of worship for the chanting prayers to conclude. We were then ushered into a small office, as soon as we sat to converse with two men, a third man opened the door for a moment and handed over a thermos filled with a most delicious tea for us to share.1

1. 1. This meeting took place at the Islamic Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico, early in 2001
   

The Denial and the Apologetic: