Thanks for your insights, most of which I agree with, but I don't think these statements completely add up. Take for example the Mormons, who claim to be a form of Christianity. Just because I don't spend every waking moment condemning some of them for their immoral behavior, such as having multiple wives you referenced in regard to Islam, doesn't mean I accept that behavior. I think the same is true of the many "good" muslims. Simply being silent does not mean they condone the evil behavior of some who are labeled Muslims.
As hard as it may be to admit, Islam does have many tenets that teach peace and actual love, and many muslims adhere to those principles, alone, in their faith. That doesn't mean that Islam doesn't teach immoral and ungodly behavior as well. But so does the Talmud, does it not? Are all Jews therefore to be condemned as well? Of course not. Some say only 30% of Jews even follow the Talmud, for starters. There are so many various sects of all these religions that you simply cannot lump them all together under one singular roof.
I am a committed Christian myself, and believe Christianity to be the rightful and true religion of our most Holy Father, and by the words of the Bible believe it should be our goal to convert others to Christianity. In order for us to do that, there must inherently be good people in other religions. I believe those other religions are inferior, if not possibly evil in their dereliction from Christianity (your point), but all humans must be judged individually, and not collectively.
I think we mostly agree - not all members of other religions are evil. Where we slightly disagree is that despite that, you still feel other religions can be completely condemned, whereas I say you necessarily can't do that as not every lesson in that religion is evil, and not everyone who is labeled part of that religion is worthy of condemnation. Some are simply naive, misguided, or lost. Our job is to love them, have mercy on them, and ultimately save them, not condemn them to hell on our own.
“That doesn’t mean that Islam doesn’t teach immoral and ungodly behavior as well. But so does the Talmud, does it not?”
I’m not aware that the Talmud teaches immoral and ungodly behavior.
By their fruit, shall you know them. I put Grok to work. “How many Muslim, Jewish, and Mormon major terrorist acts (in excess of 100 deaths) took place in the 20th and 21st century?” Answer: 48, 1, 0 respectively.
All the Muslim majority countries in the Middle East were conquered. Elsewhere it was mostly through conversion. Muslims are taking over Europe now. Conquest or conversion? I wonder what Grok will say when it’s over.