13 doctrines of radical Islam and ISIS

[mralstoner]

Really, let's face it, if you want to support ANY possible doctrine, odds are, you'll be able to find some backing in the holy book of your choice, especially if you throw context to the wind and ignore passages that are contrary to your view.

That's a lazy generalisation. If your goal is blind equal hate against all religion, then your job is done. Mission accomplished.

But if your goal is making important (dare I say life threatening) distinctions between religions then you're going to have to talk about the specifics of each religion.

But, fortunately for the lazy (myself included), a quick study of the life of the prophet Mohammed is all that it takes to see why Islam is uniquely qualified to inspire violence, far more so than other religions. Mohammed was a very violent man, nothing like the example of Jesus and the Buddha.

The core of each religion is the imitation of their archetypal prophets. Actions speak louder than words, and it's the deeds of these prophets (and their early followers) that largely define each religion. And they are quite clearly not all the same.