> I spoke about how Muslim history and
> theology support religious pluralism.

> In a Washingtonpost.com article, "The Spell
> of Islamophobia" Eboo Patel wrote:
>

>> I spoke about how Muslim history and
>> theology support religious pluralism.

>
> Yes? This may help explain why it is that
> Islamic cultures (all of which started out
> from pluralistic non-Islamic civilizations)
> are everywhere today a monolithic Islamic
> mind-control culture where even the mere
> expression of a possible change of religion
> is instantly punished by death (and where
> children are encouraged to murder their
> parents, brothers, and sisters ... and it is
> demanded of parents they murder their
> children if they stray from Islamic law).
>
> Today only a few Christian souls remain of ...