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History class
Fairchild's informative lecture explained the relationship between Islam and terrorism in stages, first explaining the basics of the religion and then showing how very specific groups within the larger scope of Islam have diverged through history, creating extremist organizations such as AIQuaeda.
“Most Muslims are fine upstanding people, the bad guys are a minority. Unfortunately they are a minority in the millions. The bad guys have hijacked the religion,” began Fairchild's lecture.
Fairchild was careful to give DAR listeners a context for this information, pointing out fundamental differences in the ways Islam affects the daily lives of most of its practitioners compared to Christianity or Judaism.
“Most Muslims take religion as the primary aspects of their fives. Most Americans are different. We tend to fit our
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