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I left Islam for Christ. Playing ‘crusader’ in Dearborn is ruining our witness

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By Abdu Murray
| Washington Examiner Verified
Knights of the Crusades, crosses on their chests and swords held high, rushed toward a Muslim horde with violence in their eyes and scimitars raised. That image circulated on social media ahead of the Aug. 18 political march in Dearborn, Michigan — only a few miles from where I have lived my whole life, first as a Muslim, now as a Christian for the last 26 years. The image, and what happened that day, troubles me — but not for the reasons many assume.
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What ‘The Odyssey’ reveals about the modern moral imagination

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By Abdu Murray
| Washington Times Verified
OPINION: There is a moment early in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” when the film pauses to explain the moral law of its world. Zeus’ law, a character tells us, is simple: Treat others as you would be treated. Feed the stranger at your door. Shelter him. You never know — he might be a god in disguise. In the theater where I watched the film, heads nodded all around me. Of course, that is Zeus’ law. It sounds ancient. It sounds Greek. However, it is not Homer.
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What ‘The Odyssey’ reveals about the modern moral imagination

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By Abdu Murray
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Add us as a preferred source on Google - OPINION: There is a moment early in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” when the film pauses to explain the moral law of its world. Zeus’ law, a character tells us, is simple: Treat others as you would be treated. Feed the stranger at your door. Shelter him. You never know — he might be a god in disguise. In the theater where I watched the film, heads nodded all around me. Of course, that is Zeus’ law. It sounds ancient. It sounds Greek. However, it is not Homer.
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