First, it is helpful to read the article this all goes back to. As I linked earlier, the article itself used a clickbait headline, while actually saying:Originally Posted by Endemonadia
Right there, in the damned article, it says that the headline is not actually even close to correct. You fell for it hook, line, and sinker.Originally Posted by Bullshit Article Linked to Jerk Chains
Next, I'm pretty sure even the Muslims would be hard put to accurately asses what almost 100% of imams preach. The bible happens to be full of its share of things that do not translate well to modern times (actual details depend, of course on which bible we're talking about), but although preachers and priests may tell stories from the bible, we probably don't say they -- to give an example -- promote incest. Things in the various holy books, even when those holy books are said to be the actual word of god, tend to be explained as symbols. I gather that the story of Aisha is used in a generally positive way.
Only by the very superficial. Turkey is a country with a Muslim past and a large, even overwhelming, percentage of Muslims. It is not, however, literally a Muslim country. In the same way, the US may have many Christians, but as a technical matter we are not Christian.Originally Posted by Endemonadia