Here’s a link from Islam Denounces Terrorism
islamdenouncesterrorism.com/people_of_the_book_the_muslims.html
and another written from an Islamic perspective.
experts.about.com/q/Islam-947/People-Book.htm
and from
Dummies.com
God is wrathful and unloving in the Koran
"Some critics say that the Koran mentions the concept of love only twice. In fact, the Book mentions the concept of love about a hundred times, if such statistics are really the essence of the message.
After declaring God’s universality, the Koran describes God as “most Merciful, most Compassionate” (1:3). In fact, every single Surah except one begins with this declaration about the divine nature.
God is also known in the Scripture as “Full of Loving-Kindness” (11:90; 85:14). It is with the attribute of divine Love that the Koran most often seeks to directly create a relationship with humanity by encouraging those actions that bring God’s love and discouraging those actions that extinguish God’s love.
Without doubt, the Koran also mentions God’s wrath for those who reject faith after clear signs have come to them, and upon those who are bent on spreading evil and corruption on earth. But, as Prophet Muhammad said while quoting God himself, “My Mercy prevails over My wrath.”"
Mind you, I’m not Muslim. I’m a faithful Catholic and I truly believe in my religion. I’m also a history professor, and as such, I always try to provide a balanced position so that people can make up their own minds.
