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Why I Desecrate The Quran
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September 4, 2020
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September 4, 2020
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This Atheist Wants People to Desecrate the Qur’an for No Useful Reason (BY HEMANT MEHTA aka Friendly Atheist | Patheos)
Armin Navabi responds to an article written about him by the “Friendly Atheist” Hemant Mehta, wherein Mehta is extremely critical of Atheist Republic’s #DesecrateTheQuran campaign. Navabi responds line by line to Mehta’s criticism, demonstrating where the article was factually incorrect, as well as once again explaining the intention behind the campaign. Navabi also explains how the campaign lead him to post a blasphemous drawing of the Hindu Goddess Kali, and the unprecedented backlash that ensued.
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