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Ralph Peter's June 25, 2007 article, "Faith's civil wars," has already drawn criticism from Curtis. Let me pile on.

Peters writes:

The great religious civil war of this century afflicts not only Islam but also Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism. It's the conflict between those in every faith who promote a punitive, disciplinary deity and those who worship a merciful, loving god. Not all confrontations will be violent, but many will be venomous.

No, it's not.

There are few Christians are bigoted against my faith as the Jack Chick organization, for instance:

Indeed there are many Roman Catholics who, in spite of their beliefs, looks past it all and reach out by faith to the living Saviour. Oh yes, such accept Christ as their personal Saviour, are born again and leave the old life behind. Such we call "converted former Roman Catholics."

But the question here is are there any saved Roman Catholics? That is, being a saved person and remaining in Roman Catholicism.

Just as you cannot mix fire and water, neither can one be a saved person and remain a faithful Roman Catholic.

But here's the thing. Jack Chick is not trying to kill me. And he does not apologize for those that do.

There is a real global insurgency, essentially Arabist and Islamist. Conflating that with bigotry is a big mistake, and one Ralph Peters makes all too easily.

Dan Abu Td'axp al-Iksperiyenciyya Enters Mujahideen Academy

Inspite of terrible scores on gun safety



His ability to adaptively use his weapon as a club...



... made him become a Feared Freedom Fighter



His first mission: infiltration



He scoured the house...



And soon found a "hostage"



Who was none other than Sheik Bunny!



The Mujahid is forced to issued a fatwa five times on the importance of not taking the Sheik hostage



Repositioning the AK, he secrets adds a sixth fatwa, decreeing Leinenkugel's Honey Weiss to be delicious



See Mujahid drink



Drink, mujahid, drink!