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While purposefully skirting a discussion on "jihad," Wild echoed the scholars in suggesting Benedict may have misrepresented the historic and exegetic importance of the Koranic verse beginning, "There is no compulsion in religion.
All said, the right to life may be nothing more than a cultural construct, dependent on social mores, historical contexts, and exegetic systems.
Paul: "For whatever was written in earlier times was written for our instruction" (Romans 5: 4), well summarises this exegetic and didactic attitude to reading and writing.
 
 
 
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