Author Archives: Mike Ghouse

About Mike Ghouse

Dr. Mike Ghouse is a public speaker and the Executive Director of the Center for Pluralism in Washington, DC. He is committed to building cohesive societies and offers pluralistic solutions on issues of the day. More about him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeghouse/

Cathedral of Hope – Interfaith Pluralism Prayers

” Dallas, Texas – On September 21, Peace Pilot will light up the Texas Night with a large scale video projection across the exterior and interior walls of the Interfaith… Read more »

Shouldn't Bush support Romney as Clinton supports Obama?

It was good to see President Clinton bat for Obama; he puts things in perspective for people to see clearly what is happening. He has turned things around for Obama… Read more »

Muslims don't get it – free speech and legitimacy of voilence

MUSLIMS DON’T GET IT The Legitimacy of Muslim protests about the film ‘Innocence of Muslims’ and the freedom of speech are major issues facing the world today. I am pleased… Read more »

More Fatwas on the way on Anti-Islamic film maker

There is no shortage of opportunists in the world. No one has exclusive monopoly on being an idiot; members of every race, religions, nationality and ethnicity are in this game… Read more »

Forum on Elections at SMU – Open to Public

Texas Faith and Perkins School of Theology – Public forum on Elections and common Good. Please check the map in the link and familiarize parking, it will save you the… Read more »

Happy Rosh Hashanah, Ganeshi Chaturthi and Paryushan

Rosh Hashanah – Happy New year to our Jewish friends, a time to reflect on the past year and lookforward to the next with a commitment to do the personal… Read more »

Texas Faith: Religion and the right to free speech

http://nabsites.net/demo/texas-faith-religion-and-right-to-free/ Freedom of Speech is understood in two different ways; one group believes that irresponsible statements must be controlled and censored by the government, whereas the other group believes in… Read more »