re: #2 Bob Levin

If that’s what picking on someone looks like, perhaps there is hope for civility.

Anyways, I generally agree with everything you just said. One of the problems I see, and I could be totally wrong in my estimation, is that Islam is decentralized in a way Christianity wasn’t and therefore doesn’t have the centralized authority to rebel against that Martin Luther did. I’ve read alot of policy papers where Kenyan imams profess that they’re scared to death of Somali jihadists and similar instances throughout the world, but any process requires them to form some sort of movement.