The fact that islamofacists are also militant creationists?(which is the truth, whether GGG likes it or not)
How exactly is that not true, when GGG can libel Dawkins over a blatantly false claim of antisemitism?
Last I checked, creationists don't go around blowing people up. So you are playing blood libel games to try and draw a moral equivalence between creationists and militant Islam. That is something that I expect on liberal websites, not FR. If you want to argue GGG on the specific points of the article, please go ahead and do such.
Biblical creationists (such as GGG and myself) differ from Islamic 'creationism' and 'old-earth' creationism is this vital respect: The young-earth, biblical creation view holds that God created the world perfectly good, without pain and suffering. Those things were caused by our rebellious sin. God calls death 'the last enemy' to be defeated - it is not part of His ideal and perfect creation.
By contrast, old-earth creationists and Islamists believe that God is directly the creator of suffering and death, of pain and misery. They are part of His plan, part of his idea of a "very good" world. That is a vital difference and it is not honest for people to conflate together biblical creationists with these other 'creationists' who make out God to be directly the source and author of evil.
Not saying it has to be anti Semitic but Dawkins has publicly sided with Palestinians and against Israel
The best part is Dawkins books will be burned and banned when the Muslims take over England due to high birthrates and immigration
And believers always have higher birthrates than atheists
Even believers in false prophets like Muhammad
Year 2002 Dawkins and Israel--->>
Prof Baker is one of the signatories of a British-led petition of more than 700 academics from several countries launched by Steven Rose, an Open University professor. Signatories including Oxford professors Colin Blakemore and Richard Dawkins say they "can no longer in good conscience continue to cooperate with official Israeli institutions, including universities".