If you have lived in America, for even a short while, you will have seen that religious freedom exists whereby people can choose which faith to belong to; or, they can choose not to have any religious belief at all. That is the true "freedom of religion" that America offers. Sadly, this is not the case throughout the world - particularly in Arab nations whose citizens become Muslim at birth. As you know, Muslims are not allowed to question whether the Islamic God, Allah, is the True God of creation nor can they convert to another religion without the threat of being killed. What would happen if you decided to leave the Islamic faith today?

Another question to ponder is: Would a loving and compassionate God really command you to hate your non-Muslim friends and expect you to commit a suicide bombing in order to advance the cause of Islam? No, that is not what the True God of Creation asks of mankind, yet, fundamental Islamic clerics continually cite verses from the Qur'an that call upon Muslims to carry out acts of barbarism and to commit suicide through detonating explosives where many non-Muslims will be killed. How ironic that Islamic clerics proclaim such acts as a "noble deed" and give the false promise of eternal rewards in "paradise" in order to convince young Muslims to kill themselves.

If you disagree with the religious injustices and the fundamental call for "jihad" against non-Muslims and Western culture, you should be aware of one overlooked loophole found in Islamic theology that allows you to take a break from the mandatory reciting of the Qur'an. Without the following verse, Islamic indoctrination would definitely prohibit your free-will to research the truth about God for yourself. It reads as follows:

 

 

If Muslim clerics really take Muhammad's teachings seriously, then by the decree of the above verse, Muslims should be given the right to disagree with Islam, and search out the truth regarding the questionable teachings of their faith. It is God, not man, who gives you the right to think for yourself and to test all teachings whether they are really of God, lest you be deceived.