Consequences of Misused Terminology

sion remains undeniably true and farnfrom trivial.nIslam, equally universal and far morensanguinary, presents a more menacingnface than Christianity. But the authorsnagree with contemporary Arab publicistsnwho contend that Moslems havennonetheless treated Jews better thannChristians have done. The further claimnof such publicists, that Moslems haventreated Jews well, does not withstandnserious examination . . .