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The Problem With Religious Displays In Government Buildings

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Do you think Muslims would stand by and happily allow a Christian Service in any Mosque even in the US if it also meant hiding or covering all images of their religion.

 

Other than to make a point I don't know why Muslims would want to hold a service in an Episcopal Church.

 

To the first: yes.

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To the first: yes.

 

I would tend to disagree on that...

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I would tend to disagree on that...

 

I've been invited to a mosque in London as part of a class exercise while studying abroad. I didn't make the trip, but it wasn't because I felt threatened or that anyone would blow me up or something, it was because I was lazy and wanted to sleep in.

 

The point I'm trying to make: these people are the types that I consider to be more "Christian" than people like the woman in the video.

 

Cordova Christians put out welcome mat for new mosque - The Commercial Appeal

 

Christians roll out welcome to Muslims who were having to pray in the wind and rain because their mosque was so small | Daily Mail Online

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