[Prairie Pubbie]

Good Friday, of course, is the sacred remembrance of Jesus ultimate sacrifice and perfect atonement. Are we to permit a trio of Muslims to veto the speaker preferred by the Christian believers on this holy day? And do we really suppose that the Muslim believers would be open and amenable to a trio of Christians influencing/vetoing a Muslim speaker in a comparable situation on their holiest of days? The whole premise of that is untenable! The argument would probably be the hypothetical situation in which the chosen Muslim speaker is a radical Islamicist, but Franklin Graham is hardly the Christian equivalent of that position! Christians celebrating Good Friday should be allowed to hear this wonderful Bible teacher! And the Muslims who object should be allowed to voice their dissent! God bless America!

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Are we to permit a trio of Muslims to veto the speaker preferred by the Christian believers on this holy day?"

Well, why not?

We are allowing a small number of terrorists to influence our opinion of a billion people.