[Fred Nerks]

I don't know if 'duped' comes into it at all, the people who conducted the seminar certainly never imagined they would have a problem reading from the koran to the attendees, and comparing certain verses, particularly those relating to women and/or punishments for 'sin' with the Bible. There were occasions during the seminar when the audience laughed out loud...and we know, don't we, one must not laugh at islam...meanwhile, the 'plants' from the organization were of Western appearance and dress, they took notes and reported the proceedings as an incident of hate-speech, as a result of which charges were laid.
Of course, they did not belong to the congregation.
The submission as a result of the charges can be found on the site I posted. Very interesting. Download pdf.
Click Updates and Articles on Courtcase. Scroll to bottom of page for Submission document.

[BobL]

"I don't know if 'duped' comes into it at all..."

No, I understand. I was just having a little fun with their culture. This is similar to when the ACLU was recording church services here just before the election, to see if campaigning was going on, and then threatening the churches. Once they heard something like "If you vote wrong next month, sin will reign up on the Earth", they'd immediately fire off a letter to the church telling them that they will be reported if they continue to campaign for President Bush, not realizing just how stupid they look.

In this case, churches cannot really protect themselves, unless they perform background checks on anyone new who shows up on a Sunday - so this has to be stopped. It's very easy to know where the line has been drawn in the past, what's wrong with keeping it there?