Its your strawman mate. You say one thing but mean another. The Abrahmic quote is a good example of how you state something you later deny.
No, it isn't. It's a good example of your making something up, claiming I said it and then continuing to do so for the purposes of smearing me.
You realise I am correct and you either say I am making it up, when the quote's are yours not mine, or you completely change your point of view without admitting you were wrong. You are mental. How can you have a sensible debate when you cant decide what you said or what you think.
I will spell it out very clearly, just in case anyone else who is reading this thread thinks your statements have any truth in them. I'll highlight what I said and what you said, because you seem to have trouble telling them apart.
You said that you don't think that any religion supports extremism. [post 369]
I said that I think that most, if not all, religions do and the the Abrahamic religions (that's Judaism, Christianity and Islam) particularly so. [post 376]
You then wrongly claimed I had said that Judaism and Christianity are more liable to extremism than Islam, then went on to use
your own completely false statement to claim that I was contradicting myself and then to claim that it proved I don't know what I'm talking about. [post 378]
So, as usual, you made something up, attributed it to me and then used it to run of on some wild accusations as if it meant anything.
The only new thing is that you briefly pretended to ask me what my opinion was before you made up your own opinion and pretended it was mine.
All these posts are recorded.
I have enough patience to do this every time you make something up and falsely attribute it to me, and the fact that all these posts are recorded means that I can prove it every time. I will continue to do so unless the mods decide enough is enough and lock the thread.