March 25, 2009 - 6:52 pm
Watch the full interview with Dr. Jasser here — and don’t miss Conservatism 2.0 with Glenn Reynolds and Michelle Malkin.
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He’s a brave man!
Dr. Jasser is impressive. My heart goes out to him. I don’t like Islam, and I consider it a cult born from the mind of a narcissistic personality disordered man. But if he is able to find some shards of it that make sense to him and he is more loyal to our constitutional republic and the whole rights from natural law tradition, more power to him. Assaults on this man are assaults against all of us.
Someone should get Dr. Jasser with Robert Spencer and get them talking to each other. I have a feeling that Jasser will agree with Spencer on many issues about Islamic scripture and tradition: that is should be ignored and deleted.
Dr. Jasser is not likely to recant any part of Islam. It appears to me as though he defends Islam, though a different interpretation of the Koran and perhaps the Hadith than do the Radical Muslims he exposes.