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It’s not clear why a god who was worshiped in Syria and Iraq should become the most prominent god in Mecca, or why Allah later overtook Hubal as chief of the Meccan pantheon by the time of Muhammad.Continue Reading

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One of the most striking things about Islam is that sincere conversion doesn’t matter to Allah. Just making submission (Islam) to Muhammad was your ticket into the club.Continue Reading

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Taking a secondary role in the formation of Allah, Inc., must have been difficult for Ishtar. Her name isn’t on the label, but her fingerprints are all over it.Continue Reading

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“The West” is actually the westernmost remnant of what was a much more extensive civilizational block that Islam permanently severed.Continue Reading

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If there is only one thing we can learn from the last fourteen hundred years of Muslim history, it’s that Islam has relied on the sword for expansion since the very beginning.Continue Reading

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The god called El, Enlil, Dagan, Kumarbi, or simply “king” (Molech/ Milcom) is Allah, and still tremendously powerful even while chained in the Abyss–maybe even more powerful than Satan.Continue Reading