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Opinion Extra
Does barbarism simply inhere at the taproot of some religions? Usually not. Each religion's holy writ leaves enough ambiguity and ambivalence - enough "good stuff" and "bad stuff" - to make an equal case for humane and inhumane conclusions. Jews, Christians, Muslims and the rest must see within their sacred texts the potential for a mishmash of honorable and dishonorable alternatives.
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