If the factions of Islam could agree on a rational
discourse implicit against the deranged internal
disagreements that separate them, then there’d
be less discontent materialised as hatred of the
West; why you say, its been that way for years -
since The Crusades for heavens sake, so I rest
my case, we’d need more of history and less of
the evasion in their explanation of that reality …
They use The Infidel to excuse their inability to
reach any form of factional agreement - having
unanimously agreed enemies is convenient for
radicals too, although they don’t follow precept
except to the letters of their leader’s professed
radicalised dictates - we will kill all in our way
It is a sad case when radicalised minorities rule
the ‘public face’ of what might be great religious
experience; sadder too for moderates who’ve a
common-sense view of ecumenical actuality - if
there’s a way to the future its in abasing a past
that didn’t make any way for consensus ideas
© 8 April April 2015, I. D. Carswell
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