[cwb]

Gee...I wonder if they'd ever do the story: "Was Mohammad a slave-owning, polygamist?" It's simply amazing how Christianity is the only religion that encounters such scrutiny, while other religions are off-limits.

[newgeezer]

Gee...I wonder if they'd ever do the story: "Was Mohammad a slave-owning, polygamist?"

They would, if they thought it'd win the November sweeps. (By the way, you forgot pedophile.)

[The Grammarian]

As the Bible records Jesus himself as saying, "Be not alarmed that the world hates you, for it hated me first, and the student is not above his teacher."

[mtbopfuyn]

It's simply amazing how Christianity is the only religion that encounters such scrutiny, while other religions are off-limits.

Ain't it the truth. What's the big deal if He were married? He'd be able to relate more to his fellow man and it'd put an end to the homosexual theories. Folks can argue till the cows come home over Mary M., or on the third day skipping off to raise a family of French kids, or the dozen other theories but we'll never know for sure about any of it. It's all theory (doning flame suit). We weren't there and can only read the accounts of a handful of men whom are credited to be telling the absolute truth and not fudging about anything.

[gcruse]

It's simply amazing how Christianity is the only religion that encounters such scrutiny, while other religions are off-limits.

The Protocols of Zion isn't chicken feed.

And I've seen a lot of anti-Mormon screed, even
here on this forum.

[MattAMiller]

Gee...I wonder if they'd ever do the story: "Was Mohammad a slave-owning, polygamist?" It's simply amazing how Christianity is the only religion that encounters such scrutiny, while other religions are off-limits.

Most American's are Christians and are therefore more interested in discussions of the Bible than discussions of the Koran.