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Heck, yea, it is not good enough he pimps his sexist Creed of Christianity.
He must do something better to contribute to the wisdom of humanity.
What does he do?
You guessed or not but He writes a book about Mohammed, titles it "The Prophet of God".
I really have not much bad-mouthing to do about Mormonism, it is really harmless
(if you are out of it).
But islam is a religion, consist of a huge wrecking-crew, which is hell-bent to destroy
Western, or any reasonable Culture which respects & treats women somewhat equally.
You cannot imagine (unless you've lived among them), how traditional Islam treats it's women.

DCP is far from stupid, he must have a good cause to contribute his knowledge in Western world.
The problem is, as it is when it comes to teaching his creed, he tells you half of the story; Good, rational, compassionate, parts of it.
If you are an average reader, seldom travel outside of Corridor, you are a likely candidate to praise his works, his charming character adds up to that aura of Doctor DCP.
I am still a big fan of yours Herr Doktor.

Maybe you missed this part:

But the senior honorary legal adviser to the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils, Haset Seli, hit out at Mr Hamza, calling him a lunatic.

"His lecture was absolutely ludicrous, unIslamic and highlighted the ignorance of the man,'' Mr Seli said.

He said anyone who thinks he can force his wife to have sex with him is a lunatic and certainly not a Muslim.

Mr Seli said he went through a similar episode with the former Mufti, Sheik Taj Aldin Alhilali, who caused a national uproar in a 2006 Ramadan speech when he likened scantily clad women to uncovered meat, suggesting they were to blame for sexual attacks on them.

He also claimed at the time that his comments had been taken out of context.

"Statements like (Mr Hamza's) are about as helpful to Islam as a lunatic parading himself as an imam,'' Mr Seli said.

Until a radical muslim cleric calls for DCP's head, I'll question his ability to write about Islam objectively.

Inconceivable wrote:Until a radical muslim cleric calls for DCP's head, I'll question his ability to write about Islam objectively.

And until you're qualified to judge my ability to write about Islam, I won't care what you say.

Daniel Peterson wrote:

Inconceivable wrote:Until a radical muslim cleric calls for DCP's head, I'll question his ability to write about Islam objectively.

And until you're qualified to judge my ability to write about Islam, I won't care what you say.

CFR?

CFR?

Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab qara’ta ‘an taariikh al-falsafa al-islaamiyya am ‘an asbaab an-nuzuul am ‘an as-siira an-nabawiyya? Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab katabta, yaa himaar jaahil?

Daniel Peterson wrote:CFR?

Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab qara’ta ‘an taariikh al-falsafa al-islaamiyya am ‘an asbaab an-nuzuul am ‘an as-siira an-nabawiyya? Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab katabta, yaa himaar jaahil?

when in doubt, say "no". Saying "yes" could mean you just gave away your mother.

Babelfish doesn't translate from Arabic yet.

Daniel Peterson wrote:Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab qara’ta ‘an taariikh al-falsafa al-islaamiyya am ‘an asbaab an-nuzuul am ‘an as-siira an-nabawiyya? Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab katabta, yaa himaar jaahil?

Wow. Does Arabic have any vowel sounds besides "a" and "i"?

Dr. Shades wrote:

Daniel Peterson wrote:Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab qara’ta ‘an taariikh al-falsafa al-islaamiyya am ‘an asbaab an-nuzuul am ‘an as-siira an-nabawiyya? Kam maqaala aw kam kitaab katabta, yaa himaar jaahil?

Wow. Does Arabic have any vowel sounds besides "a" and "i"?

It has "a," "i," and "u," but it has them in both long and short forms -- that is, "a," "i," "u," "aa," "ii," and "uu."

In actual speech, though, sounds approximating "o" and "e" can also be heard in most dialects.