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Hmmm...

Well, seems to me if you read practically ANY ancient or medieval religious text, whether it is Islamic, Jewish, Christian or Hindu (Buddhists may be the exception here) you will find some stuff objectionable to modern readers.

As to scholarly debate, it seems to me that you are merely being an anti-Semitic fool, and one with little actual knowledge of your subjec, so I doubt you are capable of a reasoned, scholarly debate. At no point did I bash Islam or Christianity. I bash fundamentalist extremists of ANY stripe...and will include extremist anti-Semites in that as well because I have little patience for idiots who believe crap like the Protocols of Zion or blood libels or any of the rest of the BS that has been used to bash Jews for centuries. Those ain't scholarly. They're crap.


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