Using Christ as the foundation for all that is true, your estimation is correct. However, all things are possible for those who hear HIM.mdo757 said:So then, lies and deception is part of the Muslim religion! That would mean that they are beyond reason, and beyond redemption; totally lacking in any redeeming qualities. That would make them of a very low moral grade.Ahuli said:For me, a good way to approach the Muslim is to decide from the first moment that the lies he tells are truth to him. He tells them to honor Allah, by putting one over on the infidel, which he is directed to do.
and [they] deceived and Allah deceived and Allah is the best of deceivers" Sura 3:54
That is the way of the Muslim and that is why I no longer bother with naming "scholars". As I said, the "scholar" can have the highest reputation and believability to the Muslim, as soon as I use something he says to prove Islam idiosyncrasies, that scholar was/is wrong. That is like playing a game where the rules change as soon as the opponent loses. The Muslims talents in that game are inherent and he is a practiced liar.