[dmz]

I guess the Muslim student is so shaky in his faith that merely being present in a Baptist church would cause him to immediately convert.
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Do you know a lot of Baptists who would go to graduation were it held in a mosque, and if not, would you suggest that it is due to the shakiness of their faith?

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[L98Fiero]

"Do you know a lot of Baptists who would go to graduation were it held in a mosque, and if not, would you suggest that it is due to the shakiness of their faith?"

If I lived in an overwhelmingly Muslim country, yes, I would expect such things. I would expect many gatherings to be held in such an accomodating building. As long as they didn't try to make me BE Muslim while I was there, I'd have no problem with it.

[auntyfemenist]

No, but then most Baptists wouldn't consider it a violation of their religous freedom either. It is just a building. This muslim can still worship the moon good till the cows come home.

[MEGoody]

Do you know a lot of Baptists who would go to graduation were it held in a mosque, and if not, would you suggest that it is due to the shakiness of their faith?

There is nothing in the tenets of the Baptist teaching that would forbid someone from participating in a public school graduation ceremony that happened to be conducted in a mosque. It would be an individual choice not to do so.