Bush is President of ALL THE PEOPLE. He can't insult citizens who are of a different faith. Nobody seemed to have any problem with him attending a Catholic service - what is the difference. America is made up of all faiths.
Who cares if they have a KJV or not ..??
We have the luxury of being slightly slanted in our view - but I don't believe the President has that luxury. And .. he's not appeasing them like the Clintons did. This dinner is showing them that he honors their faith - as long as they are not using that faith to harm America.
So he puts his job of being politically correct above service and obedience to his God?
He insinuates that Muslims and Christians worship the same God - this is patently false, and I pray that he will repent of it.
This has to be about the dumbest thing I have ever read. No difference between Catholics and mudslime? All of civilization has had its dark past. Most groups have become more civilized while others prefer the daily beheading knowing there are always those who will say there is no difference.
It's a big, big difference. Culture is religion externalized and made specific; the ideas America was founded on based in Biblical truth.
Every country where Islam has dominance is marked by tyranny, corruption, and misery, thus the flood of Muslim immigrants in recent decades to the Western world as they try to escape the cultural failure which is rooted in the oppression of Islam and the Koran.
We are in a war; a war of ideas that sets truth against error and Biblical and Koranic worldviews. Islam has said it will prevail, either through persuasion, or ultimately by force. I, for one, will not live under this tyranny.
President Bushor any other American leaderacquiescing to Islamic demands for equality in the American cultural arena, revealed by this adding a Koran to the White House library, signifies once again how we are slowly losing in this critical war of ideas.
So we should certainly pray for him and the Administration. Ultimately, America's salvation rests in her Christian pulpits. Evangelical Christian pastors and teachers should be earnestly "contending for the faith," and witnessing to Muslims of their error by professional preaching of the Gospel, and critical review of the Koran.
David Jonsson's recent work, "The Clash of Ideologies: The Making Of The Christian and Islamic Worlds," goes into this in exhaustive detail. I recommend it.
"...To sleep, to dream. Ay, there's the rub."