A few weeks ago, I commented on two opposing websites: faithfreedom.org and faithfreedom.com. Ff.org is a site dedicated, in a nutshell, to trashing Islam (and, secondarily, organized religion in general). Ff.com is a site dedicated to countering ff.org.
Not content with debunking the most common myths of "peaceful, tolerant Islam," ff.org seeks to attack just about every aspect of the faith and its believers. And there are links to various essays suggesting that Islam (not just "militant Islam") is an immediate threat to democracy and freedom all over the world and particularly in the U.S. This article purports to show how it will be done.
Ff.org is the brainchild of "Dr. Ali Sina," who appears to be an Iranian ex-Muslim. As I said in my previous post, I have some problems both with the abusive tone of this site and with some of Dr. Sina's theological criticism. But since then I've taken the time to delve a little more thoroughly into his work. A different picture is emerging. More on this later.
