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A Reader

2009 / 4 / 5 - 15:44
التحكم: الحوار المتمدن

But why all that twisted logic? If the good doctor would only follow the parsimony principle, calling for the least complex explanation for an observation, he would do us poor readers much service. Instead of having the younger merchant Muhammad paradoxically veer from traditional trade route to the Levant into the uninhabited Sinai desert, engage in daring exploratory feats reminiscent of Christopher Columbus, where he meets with Monks at the monastery for a little respite, continue his boy scout activity southward to the tip of the peninsula, not failing to observe the wonderful sight of the beach there, return back to Mecca, and start his prophetic career, flee to Medina and dwell there for another ten years, then towards the end of his life (long after this verse was authored by the way) he remembers the hospitality of the nice monks in Sinai, so he fires an Email message, granting them safety from future Muslim invasions, which he –as an imposter- have no way knowing whether they will take place or not. Give me a break!

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