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"The thing that struck me," said Dan Donnelly, "was the commonality that pervades. We have significant doctrinal differences. They don't believe in the Trinity or in the divinity of Jesus, but we have a common father who created us and we should all love one another."

If it weren't for that meddling Jesus, we could all be friends!

How stupid can a "c"atholic be, so as to not know that Muslims do not believe in the divinity of Jesus, and find any reason to attend a mosque. It is sad when a supposed Catholic does not know how the Church in North Africa was decimated by force who knows that apartheid is alive in well in most Muslim nations.

How can one find common cause with someone who denies the divinity of Jesus while 21st century martyrs call out with blood?

40 posted on 08/14/2007 4:41:07 AM PDT by Dominick ("Freedom consists not in doing what we like, but in having the right to do what we ought." - JP II)

How can one find common cause with someone who denies the divinity of Jesus while 21st century martyrs call out with blood?

Good point! At Mass today, Father spoke about the scandals being on the front pages, but the fact that there are martyrs is nowhere to be found. He was tactful though - cited Asia Minor, Asia Proper and Africa.

They forgot the part where the imam invited them to join him in saying a traditional muslim prayer for peace: “There is no god but allah and mohammed is his messenger.”