Why Al-Qaedas Promise Of Paradise is basically Illogical

As we listen to the two main leaders of Al-Qaeda attempt to motivate the unsuspecting dupes to become suicide of his ideology, we can not help but feel angry that their rhetoric is seriously flawed. We decided that we could save some lives, bringing to bear the promise of Paradise murder via the most frightening prospect lie furiously brandished can face: the logic.

Let's start with the revision of the fundamental values on which their illogical provocative

1. There is only one true God

2. God is great

3. The way to please God is to kill people who do not believe in him just like we do.

Well, well, let's take a look-see.

If there is one true God, we are all - Sunnis, Shiites, Christians, Jews, and those who believe anything else - "children" of God himself.

If God is great, God is logical.

If God is logical, it would very likely be met by some of His children to kill her other children. In fact, he would, logically, be upset.

If so, it would be much less likely to offer the advancement of its highest reward to those who killed her other children. In traditional eschatology of what is high and what is below, would, in fact, these murderers rebel with a warm welcome and final destination more.

Now, instead of the fundamental illogic of Al-Qaeda, we ask whether there might be a more promising rising paradise.

How about, instead of belligerence, beard or burkahs, we turn to that staple of substance, the behavior?

We propose an alternative widely applicable to conduct mutually respectful, even better, the highest virtue, but underestimated for politeness. We do not need to put out what we hope to influence more by suggesting the ideal held by many of those who tarnish al-Qaeda as infidels and crusaders: the love for one another.

Yes, Osama and Ayman, is the behavior inspirited the goodwill, not murder motivated by hatred that Muslims, or any other inhabitants of this land blessed life, are more likely to favor one true God, and thus gain access to a paradise that God can be reserved for them.

If you have to defend a radical, which is a laudable one - a radical, preferably only considered normal behavior, which embraces all human beings as brothers and sisters, and, in fact, every living thing that has found a point ' support on this fragile paradise of life, as it turns its way through the uncertain world traveled and slightly lesser extent understood.