> that ISIS are following the actions of Mohammed himself Maybe, or maybe not. Anyway religions have no inherent meaning external from the way in which they'r

> that ISIS are following the actions of Mohammed himself Maybe, or maybe not. Anyway religions have no inherent meaning external from the way in which they're practiced and understood by their practitioners. What I'd like you to expand on is: what do the distinctions you're making in your argument entail (w/r/t public policy or just personal behavior)?