Conclusion of the 7th meeting on Inter-religious dialogue in Tehran

The Examiner ^ | 11/18/10 | Joseph Speranzella SFO

[Catholic Examiner]

At the end of the meeting the participants (seven in the delegation led by Mohammad Baqer Khorramshad and six in the delegation led by Cardinal Tauran), agreed upon the following...

[AU72]

Did Iranian Bahai's participate?

Oh I forgot, all their leaders are in jail.

[Catholic Examiner]

sorry to hear that. They and others are persecuted as well. Perhaps their leaders could use diplomacy and call a council also?

[kosta50]

These interfaith dialogues serve no purpose, at least not to to the Christians. They only create fertile grounds for Muslims to subvert Christina societies while their mobs burn Christian homes and shops, as has just happened in Egypt.

It is clear who is the aggressor. When, where was the last incident of Christian mobs burning Muslim shops and homes? It is clear that the problem is one-sided.

Neither the Taliban, Iranians or the Saudis will permit churches on their land, while demanding the rights to worship, recruit and terrorize the West in their name of their of their moon god.

Negotiating with Islam is like negotiating with terrorism. No single Muslim leader, mullah, what have you has condemned Islamic terrorist organizations and acts. When asked to, they start citing reasons to justify the acts with such leading answers as "Well, who started bombing first?..."

The only interfaith conferences that should be taking place are those that seek to condemn and contain the Islamic threat, and those that will lend support to their governments to do the same.