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Why Islam Makes You Stupid . . . But Also Means You'll Conquer The World
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A “brain gap” separates Islam and the West. The populations of the Muslim world have markedly lower IQ and produce fewer intellectual and cultural achievements. Muslim communities within Western nations suffer from the same problems. In this startling book, Edward Dutton demonstrates that this phenomenon is not just a matter of race, global conflict, or political systems.
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Kindle Edition, 134 pages
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February 2nd 2020
by Washington Summit Publishers
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Eduard Dutton -the uncharitable man or persona non gratis* - is a scientist who in the book Why Islam Makes You Stupid ... provides unquestionable answers to unanswerable questions ...
[* I assume that Mr Dutton is the man of integrity and since he teaches us that charity is not good for our intelligence, he himself lives accordingly to his teaching. (I take for granted that he doesn't want to be stupid). ]
Eduard Dutton:
The five pillars of Islam, around which the religion is based, are Faith, ...more
Insightful and absorbing read
This book is really well argued and absorbing to read. I read it through in a couple of days because I found it so interesting. Highly recommended.
This book is really well argued and absorbing to read. I read it through in a couple of days because I found it so interesting. Highly recommended.
Pity, only a few substantial arguments.
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