Crooked Timber points to an interesting analysis.
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The Magic Bullet [Updated]
I believe that many of the issues facing the Muslim world revolve around questions of using intellect, and I believe intellect can only be exercised in an environment where knowledge is freely available and given. I believe education – not indoctrination passing itself off as the highest of human endeavors – is the basis for any level of positive discourse in the ummah. The Arab Human Development Report published last year came to similar conclusions, and the indication is that this year’s report will come to similar conclusions. If you look at what we call the “golden” periods of Islamic…
Faith in the absence of Reason
Read this piece to understand what can happen when you deny part of God’s gift to humanity, intellect.
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Poverty and the Flood
Poverty and the Flood