Exposing FFI (if interested)
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To change something, we must change the way we see it.
Islamic reform only works as part of a move towards logical, unbiased, critical and unemotional analysis. In a world where logic is less valuable than bandwagons, identity and emotional gratification, it requires non-Muslims to recognise it as the result of intellectual values (even if to them, ?Islamic reform? is irrelevant (to real ?Truth?).
I will share this to show that FFI can be dealt with if done from a progressive (rather than a religious or faith-based) perspective. In this way Qur'an-alone rides the wave towards logical, objective and unemotional thinking (i.e. as part of a broad approach, rather than just religous). Muslims and non-Muslims can thus get along, with wider perceptions of "Islam" changing.
http//forum09.faithfreedom.org/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=12510
Feel free to join, because with a few more people the culture of the forum can change. The arguments of "Qur'an-alone" are adequate, but I don't stray from the Sunni interpretation since it can be addressed on its own terms. If you go too far, they will not take it seriously. Internal matters are for other times.
Moreover, the purpose is to expose and make an example of a core (corrupt) root. People can then see how weak Islamophobia is, and that people like Ali Sina do not have a chance if confronted.
In reality it is Islamophobia and Sunnism vs. progressive Philosophy and Islamic reform. You can see it in that forum, where they defend the hadith. There has never been a better time to push it.
My personal philosophy (religion-substitute) is also viewable.