That’s this week’s question: Are we better off by forbidding some views, some beliefs – however ill-expressed – in an honest discussion of America’s view of Islam?
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No, we are not better off forbidding any view however ill-expressed in an honest discussion ofAmerica’s view of Islam. Neither God nor religion should be free from any critical study including Islam and Quraan. Yes, I am a Muslim, and like most Muslims I will defend that freedom to the core – Mike Ghouse
13 VIEWS ON THE TOPIC including mine –http://religionblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2010/10/does-the-firing-of-juan-willia.html
Mike Ghouse is a speaker, thinker, writer, optimist, educator and an activist of Pluralism, Interfaith, Islam, India and Civil Societies. He heads the Foundation for Pluralism and World Muslim Congress and offers Pluralistic solutions to the media and the public on issues of the day. He is available to speak at your school, work or place of worship. He is a conflict mitigater and a goodwill nurturer. Mike’s work is reflected at three websites & twenty two Blogs listed athttp://www.mikeghouse.net/