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Islam is currently a larger threat to civilized society than other monotheistic religions. CMV.

If you're concerned about the real world consequences of belief, then I think you would agree that not all religions should be looked at the same way. Not all religions are wrong, from a scientific standpoint, to an equal degree. Some faiths just make more obnoxious claims about the nature of the universe than others do. 

It can also be argued that some faiths teach morality better than others. There is a huge ethical difference between teaching your adherents about complete nonviolence (Jainism) and teaching them that martyrdom and homicide in the defense of your faith is ok (Islam).

The Hadith specifically states that the penalty for Apostacy is death. You have college educated men flying planes into buildings who are hoping for 72 virgins upon death. There are literally millions of Muslims who thinks it would be just to have someone executed for drawing a cartoon of the prophet and who want Sharia Law implemented in Western countries. I am baffled that people don't see what's going on here.

The most common argument I here is the one below.

--Islam is an unfairly maligned religion of peace. The "extremists" do not represent the religion itself.

Not true. The "moderates" as they are so called are less representative of the religion in terms of how the texts are actually written. They are regularly bombed in Pakistan and deemed as heretics. In what way are these people "true Muslims'? Wouldn't the people who follow the texts most closely be considered the most representative of the faith? 

So that's a really brief run through of my case. It's short and it glosses over a lot of important details. But I am curious. Change my view.
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So what you're claiming is that the actions of the extremists represent Islam than the actions of the moderates (who are themselves a vast majority of Muslims). And you seem to mention a few hadiths as prove of the point you're making. 

Well firstly you have to know that the majority of Muslims who are not ignorant of their religion do NOT treat hadiths as holy texts. They're simply historical sources. And not all of them are right. Hadiths are texts which claim to be the words that the prophet Muhammad said to his followers. But the thing is that different Muslims follow different hadiths, and you will hardly ever come across a Muslim who believes in EVERY hadith.