I said that Christians were free to read the Bible as they please. Of course some of them choose to be fundamentalists, but those who leave a fundamentalist sect or attempt to reform it don't have to live in hiding or under police protection, like for instance Ayaan Hirsi Ali.

And since we're citing Wikipedia, "the majority of modern Islamic jurists continue to regard apostasy as a crime deserving the death penalty".

Of course there are Islamic reformers who want to take a less hard-line view of the scriptures, and the vast majority of Muslims don't want to go out and slaughter infidels. That doesn't alter the fact that Islam has never undergone an Enlightenment that allows reason to take its rightful place over archaic screeds.