Re: Which religious group would you trust the most?
While the original link doesn't work, I'd say that lumping 'Muslims' into one category is spactuarly silly. There are something like 1.8 billion people that are at least nominal Muslims, and the various divisions within the religion vary at least as much as do Christians. They have murderous fanatics, old-time fundamentalists, traditionalists who seem to have gotten stuck in the 11th century, reformers, mainline middling groups, very modern tolerant folks, and some who are as enlightened and reasonable as any Quaker.
All religions follow a doctrine that imposes a structure on how one sees the world and defines one's place in it.
Most, not all.
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