The truth was, when it came to Islam, it had been violent since its inception. Its clearly stated goal was worldwide conquest. It was a mandate handed down in all of its religious texts. And while Harvath believed there were peaceful and moderate Muslims, he knew from studying the religion that there was no such thing as peaceful and moderate Islam.
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In the book "The Apostle" by Brad Thor, the protagonist grapples with the complex reality of Islam, which he views as inherently violent since its beginnings. He believes the religion has a fundamental aim of global domination, a concept he interprets as being rooted in its sacred texts. This perspective shapes his understanding of the faith and its followers.

Despite recognizing that there are peaceful and moderate individuals within the Muslim community, Harvath is skeptical about the existence of a truly peaceful Islamic doctrine. His study of the religion leads him to assert that, at its core, Islam cannot be separated from its aggressive historical goals, which complicates the notion of moderation within the faith.

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