Finding the True Path to Sacred Duty - Eliminate Hatred in all Its Virulent Forms

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 26, 2022 at 12:06

As much as it might seem that Reader Prashant's expression here of Muslim diffidence as being the central cause of the world not being albe to negotiate peace with adherents of the Quran is noteworthy: yet there are inherent issues that will never be solved as long as the Quran is accepted as the normal means to view the world in its travails of lawlessness and innate tendencies towards those many do not accept as normal.
While it can be generally accepted that the Quran did not invent anti-Semitism, its assessment in perversity that death to all infidels is the only rationale an observing Muslim must adopt to be loyal to the cause.
Muslim apostasy is the opposite observation of those brought up in Muslim sensibilities, meaning that if one of Muslim character were to take Reader Prashant's advice, they must actually leave Islam and seek the alternative course of living life in peace of mind. This obserever suggests that the Messiah, Yeshua, whose message is in love, is one consideration, but that is an individual choice.
Opposing Islam in its general contention of its own opposition of anything not Muslim is why the world is in the tragedy of destiny humanity finds itself in: but the extreme hatred of the Jewish Nation is a further demonstration that while Islam does have its antipathies towards Judaism, its deeper roots are still in contention by other secularistic antipathies that appear to want Israel out of the picture as well.
As it is written: love is the sacred duty; all else fails.

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