No. Were that true, given the billion and a half adherents, the world would be on fire. Rather, there is an element within Islam that, empowered, seeks to eradicate not only those who diametrically oppose their faith, but those within their faith who fail to agree with their principles. That's why most of the people dying at the hands of radicalized Islam and most of the people actually risking their necks fighting it are Muslims.
Most Westernized Muslims don't want it and those who do want the secular portion, and that applied to Muslims, not others. I did a long bit on the research by Pugh on the point a while back.
What do you call Muslims, brothers?
Or, to put it another way, they aren't Christians and so don't follow Christian dogma. True of every religion and adherent who isn't a member of the Body.
The chief problem with Islam is found in third world countries where it has the sort of corrupting political power that once jaded our Christian faith and to some bloody ends.
See what I mean? Supra.
And you found "infidels" alarming?
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