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Monday, June 06, 2005
Contents
Final Update: You can view all my "heavy" posts on one page by clicking here. I often submit them to FFI and Western Resistance as well.
Cruel Affection
Faith Freedom International: Cruel Affection
Islam Watch: Cruel Affection
What Doesn't Offend the Muslims
Faith Freedom International:
What Doesn't Offend the Muslims
Islam Watch:
What Doesn't Offend the Muslims
What Muslims Learn
Faith Freedom International: What Muslims Learn
Western Resistance: A Window Into the World of Learning: Saudi Arabia
Islam Watch: What Muslims Learn
How Islam Treats the Dead
Faith Freedom International: How Islam Treats the Dead
Western Resistance: How Islam Treats the Dead
Cold
Faith Freedom International: The Perversion of History
IX . XI
Faith Freedom International: Musings of a Murtad
The following four essays detail my personal and ideological journey through four countries: Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the US, and Canada. If I could recommend only one essay, it would be the third one.
1.0. In Darkness
2.0. The Land of Trinity
3.0. IX . XI
4.0. In Delirium
Think of these posts as "deleted scenes" from the above four essays:
1.1. Honor in Slavery
1.2. The Ideal Life
2.1. Pesky Questions
2.2. Cold
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How come you have a German sounding name? OR are you a pakistani of german decent
Posted by: Sami | Nov 2, 2005 6:34:57 PM
Isaac Schrödinger is *not* my real name. It's just a pseudonym which I picked.
To the best of my knowledge, I'm not of German descent since both my parents are from the Asian subcontinent.
Posted by: Isaac Schrödinger | Nov 2, 2005 7:41:03 PM
Welcome to the real world. I glad to have your voice on the side of freedom and liberty.
Thx for your perspective and even more thanks for your intelligence and fortitude.
Posted by: ALex | Mar 8, 2006 3:56:56 PM
