In his essay, I. G. raises an ethical problem-the banality of evil. I. G. affirms that the banality of evil poses a problem within the Muslim community. In your essay, explain what I. G. means by "the banality of evil." Then, offer an example of your own that illustrates the problem of the banality of evil. Finally, defend or object to this claim: religious tests are an adequate response to the problem that the banality of evil poses.

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The Answer is Explain I. G.'s' understanding of the banality of evil, particularly within Muslim communities, drawing from the essay itself
Offer an original example that is itself an example of the banality of evil
Develop an argument either defending or objecting to the claim "religious tests are an adequate response to the problem that the banality of evil poses."
A strong, original argument will appeal to examples, either imagined or historical, perhaps including the particular example of Muslim immigration bans

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