Both you and Hajji, indirectly, seem to support my view.
The text is simply a text: it is neither good or bad.
It is how one internalises, interprets and then projects sections within the text that will influence how they behave.
As a consequence, and unlike the running theme in HC on this issue, you cannot argue that all individuals who commit themselves to the text will behave in the same way; nor should all individuals receive the same punishment for how some behave.
Therefore, I would argue, Tony Abbott is correct in his phrasing of ISIS/ISIL within the context of Islam.
