Yes, it was revealed over the course of a warlord's life to the shifting needs of his war.
I have read the Qu'ran twice, cover to cover, two separate translations. Can you say the same?
The concept of peace, in this context, is submission with the way of Islam. There is no prescriptive form of peace, as that is left subjective. Oft or not, peace can only be attained through submission and conversion.
"Christians and Jews (who believe in only part of the Scripture), will suffer in this life and go to hell after death. (Quran 2:85)"
"Kill disbelievers wherever you find them. If they attack you, then kill them. Such is the reward of disbelievers. (Quran 2:191)"
I am by far not a religious expert, but I am not ignorant of your faith.
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When one who is governed by religion, and makes their political opinions based on their religion, then critiquing the religion that underpins their political decisions and opinions becomes a necessity.
None the less, I am not actually an atheist-- so that, in of itself, is an interesting assertion.