Politics and religion.

[lizbud]

No, but this is one incidence when I think the 24-hour news cycle has made this one guy's stupidity much more of an issue than it ever needed to be. He's one guy in a church in Florida. Let him do whatever he wants, but if the news media hadn't decided it was so interesting/newsworthy/controversial, no one outside of his own community need have ever learned of it. Now it is internationally covered, which is just pathetic.

Does he have the right to do it? Yes. But I think he might be better served in his understanding of Islam and indeed his own religion if he read one, instead of burning it. But that wouldn't make him famous, now would it?

I think that about sums it all up nicely. The Media made this into a International event & they will probably stand by and report the burning
event for public consumption too. Hey, "they are just reporting the news".

Right.

[Lady's Human]

You mean hype the event shamelessly for public consumption?

After all, they're just creating the news.

[popcornbird]

May that evil minister rot in the fires of hell.

He is not only a disgrace to the Christian faith, he is a disgrace to humanity.

Shame on him. Shame on anyone who participates with him in this evil deed. Shame on anyone who supports him for this act.

[blue]

May that evil minister rot in the fires of hell.

He is not only a disgrace to the Christian faith, he is a disgrace to humanity.

Shame on him. Shame on anyone who participates with him in this evil deed. Shame on anyone who supports him for this act.

I agree with you to a point, maybe just one point.

He is disgracing the Christian Faith. However, he has the Right to do it.

I wonder what the Vegas odds are of him living if he goes through with this.

[wombat2u2004]

May that evil minister rot in the fires of hell.

Whoaaaaaa.....I wouldn't wish that one on my worst enemy.
I'm kinda glad you ain't running the country.