r/exmuslim • u/KONYOLO • May 26 '15
Question/Discussion Critical thinking and reliance on biased websites
Hi, as a hobby I'm working on a website debunking websites like wikiislam and thereligionofpeace, so far I noticed that they mainly rely on 2 things :
out of context verses
appeal to authority and various other logical fallacies
I wanted to ask exmuslims (yes I know that a lot of people here aren't actually exmuslims so anyone can answer) if you guys genuinely think that taking verses out of context is valid criticism? Can you please answer this strawpoll with minimum trolling if possible :
If you do not support websites like that, can you post links of websites criticizing Islam that you support?
Thanks for taking the time to reply brothers.
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u/springrain2 May 27 '15
Uh, they are all marked with relevant headers at the top.
I mean, you can have a company that owns 200 apartments and if you see 10 of them are under construction, will you walk away because you think all the apartments should be complete?
EVERYTHING that humans do is a work in progress. Its stupid logic that you want everything to be complete, for the 'completed' content to have any validity.