"trouw" journalist eildert mulder noted that the ex-muslims' testimonies had a lot in common with those of ex-christians. however, the latter usually focus on attacking the churches, or recounting how they suffered from their christian upbringing; they rarely target the character of jesus: "criticism is restricted to the observation that one cannot walk on water, nor rise from the dead." in "leaving islam", mulder read that "amongst deconverted muslims, on the other hand, the aversion towards the prophet's personality "is" an important reason to break away from their religion. (...) the anger against muhammad is enormous amongst apostates," especially concerning the oppression of women, human rights violations and mass murder. although warraq does discuss a few such cases in the book, mulder criticised warraq's website for featuring only ex-muslim atheists and agnostics' excerpts from the book, and none from people who left islam for another religion: "this website is not dedicated to people who have exchanged one type of irrationality for another." mulder concludes that the books' contributors are "impressive, because these people have literally put their lives on the line."