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In every walk of life there can be balance if one seeks to moderate one's strong opinions and beliefs. A hard liner Muslim or Christian can walk in grace and have grace in their lives if they only stop condemning the "non-believers" and "judge not" the faults of them so harshly. Look for the big bolder in your own eyes my child before you try to pick out the the thorns from your fellow man's eyes.

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