"the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury are calling the victims of religious terrorists martyrs, which is no better than the other religious leaders inspiring terrorists."
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To reply in moderate terms, this is a matter of opinion, & I consider your opinion here entirely mistaken, Musket. It is, for a start, self-evidently hyperbolical and overstated; and also inaccurate: in several instances, as I read it, each member of a group was asked to identify his religion: those replying Muslim were left alone, but the Christians affirmed that that was what they were, despite it being obvious that the stinking mob asking the question was going to kill them for their answer. Is that not martyrdom in your book? If not, how would you define it?

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