(1) Not all Muslims believe that everyone needs to follow Sharia. I imagine you know this. (2) Christianity is dogmatic too in the sense that it doesn't accep

(1) Not all Muslims believe that everyone needs to follow Sharia. I imagine you know this. (2) Christianity is dogmatic too in the sense that it doesn't accept other religions. If you're not Christian, you're not saved. > Thus, "learning to live together on the same planet" is a fool's errand if not everyone can agree that that is an allowable first principle. Islam clearly does not allow it as a first principle. I'm sure you don't mean this as literally as you write it. Obviously we've already advanced to learn to live together quite well over thousands of years. How we continue to do that is perhaps where we disagree slightly, but I think you would agree that, while there are still tigers in the forest, they need not all be killed simply since one will kill you if he sees you. Please stop acting like all Muslims are a threat. It's simply not true, and you only help ISIS' recruiting when you make Muslims feel unwelcome. America isn't going to deport all Muslims and you're going to have to learn to interact with them whether you like it or not.