I just added a link to my blogroll, linking to an anti-Islam website Logan's Warning.
For over a year now, I've been getting spam emails from a "Chris Logan" and I've been disregarding them for the most part, even though they were ostensibly anti-Islam; I just figured it was some guy trying to educate people through spamming their emails, and since I already know everything I need to know about Islam, I ignored them. Today, however, one title caught my eye: "My Debate with US Army Member Koshin Mohamed".
Reading a little more on the website, I see Logan is a fairly strong anti-Islam analyst, impressively knowledgeable about the basics of Islam, has great stamina (as shown in his responses to the aforementioned Muslim in the US Army as well as his responses to ACT! for America taking them to task for their asymptotic support of "moderate" pie-in-the-sky Muslim reformer Zuhdi Jasser; and -- of great importance -- he evidently has many readers, as evidenced by the numerous comments to his articles. For all these reasons, he deserves to be on every anti-Islam blogroll. (I notice that, for example, Gates of Vienna's blogroll -- one of the largest on the Internet -- does not have Logan's Warning.)
Whether Logan himself is asymptotic (even if significantly less so than, for example, ACT! for America), only time will tell as I continue to read him. So far, he seems refreshingly holistic.
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From his 'About Me' section:
CHRISTOPHER LOGAN: For those of you who do not know me, I have been researching Islamic theology, Islamic history, and the current events of the Islamic community for more than eight years now. I have been speaking out on the worldwide problem of Islamofascism across the net and on talk radio shows. I was formerly an administrator at JihadChat. Additionally, I am a content manager and writer for Right Side News and Infidels are Cool and have had several articles published on Ali Sina's popular Faith Freedom site. Most recently, I have contributed as a co-host and a co-producer of the Evil Conservative Radio Show, based out of NYC.
I don't doubt that he is holistic, but I do wonder why he used the term Islamofascist to describe the worldwide threat when he accurately identified the problem as Islam? Even JihadWatch - Robert, Roland, Marisol - rarely, if ever, use that term
Hesperado
Somewhat unrelated - I wonder whether you've come across this book by Rebecca Bynum (former colleague of Robert & Hugh) called 'Allah is dead: Why Islam is not a religion'. It would be interesting to see her arguments as to why it ain't.
Nobody,
Yes, I've seen some asymptotic "hints" about Logan so far -- such as his insistence to a commenter that "I don't want to ban Islam". I'll keep my eye out. He certainly is no worse than Spencer; and so far, better.
Nobody,
I took a look at the reviews of Bynum's book. While I support the efforts of analysts to point out how Islam is more than a mere "religion" as the modern West understands that term, I fear that most of them do not pay sufficient attention to the massive historico-cultural reasons for why Islam has been, in fact, defined by the West as a "religion". That has to be respected for all its complex reasons, before it is simplistically snubbed by some specious, albeit well-meaning, argument.
Ok, Hugh has been added, but you still need to add Debbie
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