Again, I'm glad this subject- religious prejudice- is being discussed.

Most people get their religious beliefs from growing up and being trained in the practices of their parents' faith. They are taught from childhood that other religions are wrong and fundamentally flawed, whereas their own is superior and "true."

Like not opening an e-mail that might contain a virus, they don't open the Holy Books of other religions. Or if they do, it only confirms their belief that others are wrong.

I agree with those who call for tolerance and understanding. It is heartening to see that the Koran(Quran) is now a best-seller in America, despite what I said above. Life is for learning.