Iraqi Muslim women join other Iraqi Christians during Sunday mass at a Roman Catholic church in Baghdad September 17, 2006. Iraq’s government called on Muslims on Saturday not to attack the country’s small Christian minority in response to remarks by Pope Benedict that have angered Muslims. REUTERS/Mahmoud Raouf Mahmoud (IRAQ)
Comment by Dave Justus
September 28, 2006 @ 5:26 am
Some Muslims would, some wouldn’t. Just as some Jews (or Christians) would go to a Mosque and some wouldn’t.
It is probably fair to say a higher proportion of Jews and Christians would go to a Mosque than Muslims would attend another ceremony, but I don’t know that that says all that much about Islam itself, rather it is a result of a lot of complex problems in many Muslim nations, of which Islam is only one aspect.
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Simply amazing…didn’t know this was possible. But Dave, you know, I’m always occupied with anti-Semitism and possible ways of countering it. So, here’s my question…Do you think Muslims would be willing to participate in a Shabbat service in a synagouge(not neccessarily in Israel)?