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Writing anything that Mohammedans consider against their "religion" is punishable by death. Just like conversion away from Islam is punishable by death. Accordingly we are risking our lives for the sake of expressing these views. Our understanding of Islam is largely based on the it's depth analysis by Ibn Warraq. We have not yet found any refutation of his thesis put forth in Why I am not a Muslim. In stead of refutation we have seen violent and fanatic responses that only confirmed Ibn Warraq thesis.
Our view is that people who believe in Islam are often both beautiful and sincere people. Unfortunately they suffer from a mind disease called "Islam". It is most important to distinguish between the individual and his/her disease. We hold each individual sacred, and we are supporting everyone's right to think and live their live according to their free choice, as long as their freedom is not at the cost of someone else's freedom.
Like all organized religions, Islam, is a way of controlling the minds of the masses through fear of eternal punishment and greed of eternal reward. Of the three so called "great" religions that came out of Judaism, current Islam is the most autocratic as it does not recognize the separation between state and church. According to Islam, your way of life, your beliefs and morals are not your private business, they are the business of other Muslims.
According to information presented by Ibn Warraq, Islam was started by a cunning and cruel man called Mohamed. Mohamed is guilty of many murders, lies broken promises and rapes. He composed the Quran to in order to justify his personal desire for power and sex.
Over the last 500 years science has been slowly liberating the Western people from the darkness of Judaism and Christianity. Unfortunately Islam is still in it's darkest ages.
One important exception to the darkness of Islam is Sufism. At least some Sufis are mystics who possess the true teachings. Sufis are much older the Islam and have nothing do with Islam, but since they had to live under the domination of Islam, they had to pretend that they are part of it, or they would have been killed. Hence much of the Sufi's teachings are expressed in Mohammedan terms.
Unholy War: Terror in the Name of Islam
rational thinking humanists.net links
Sufis