Warped Muslim Morality

February 5, 2006

Muslim morality changes daily and it depends on circumstances and their understanding of the Koran, much like Christian extremists. Incredibly, their outrage over a slightest of slights can quickly lead to a call for death to the “perpetrator”.  Consider the latest Islamic outrage over cartoons published in several European newspapers. The original cartoons showed Mohammed as a terrorist and but they were published in September 2005.  That was months ago, so why the outrage now? Why the outrage at all?

Yet, to Muslims, the cartoons were an religious offence and the result has been demonstrations, riots and embassy fire bombings in the Middle East. Their reaction is definitely an overreaction and shows there is something else going on. But who really knows?

What we certainly know is that most Muslims strongly believe in death as part of their religion and beheadings of Westerners is moral. To them, the murdering innocent people and recording the slaughter on video tape for broadcast by worldwide is a religious duty.  The current Islamic violence shows that evil works behind the scenes and in the hearts of most Muslims today.

Religion can occasionally give rise to excess, but in the past few decades, this seems to be a constant theme for Muslims. Their beliefs and responses have been “over the top” and based on death and destruction without remorse. This warped morality is defined by the worst of their adherents who are evil in heart and deed. Unfortunately liberal and moderate Muslims have failed to challenge the behavior of their radical brothers and in this failure, become collaborators in their evil.

This distorted Muslim morality will be their undoing.

Since Mohamed is dead, living "Muslims" become his representatives. Unfortunately we must conclude by their modern destructive ways, that Mohammed was evil. Either that or they aren't really Muslims.