I invite you all to see the funny side of this (and a couple of other)
conversations. Perhaps, however, it may be best if these threads are terminated
at the present. Let us agree that we all have our divergent perspectives on the
issue of religion/ faith/ belief. It is natural for every
Sometime back I had written that the problem is not what you believe in but
the fact that you believe and the manner in which you hold your belief. Dr.
Isaacs proves the point. You dont have to be a Muslim to be a fanatic.
Since it is inevitable that people will believe (in something or the
Dear Ashok,
I completely agree with you. Fanaticism is not the province of a single
religion. Only thing that one could add that it is not what people of
Europeans have already done, but what they continue to do, as clearly
visible in Iraq, Gaza, or Afghanistan. When people tend to leave out
REPLY TO ASHOK AGRWAAL:
Open your eyes and stop trying to play the cheap role of a Muslim apologist in
an attempt cover up the seed causes behind Islamic terrorism.
Yes, Christianity, especially portions of the Old Testament, preach violence
against non-believers which the naive Christian
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