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To: TornadoAlley3

So long as the prayer room is available to all faiths and not just one, there is no problem with this.


14 posted on 12/13/2008 9:24:41 AM PST by Grunthor (bush04 - 62, 040, 610 mccain08 - 58, 164, 693.......Moving left is NOT the answer!)
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To: Grunthor

If it’s a private company, they should be able to do whatever the hell they want. As a country, we should require that our government prohibit individuals from entering it who are so entirely incompatible to the core of our beliefs.


20 posted on 12/13/2008 9:27:25 AM PST by villagerjoel (1984 was not supposed to be an instruction manual!)
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To: Grunthor
So long as the prayer room is available to all faiths and not just one, there is no problem with this.

I think I remember reading that Muslims don't allow infidels into their mosques. They probably wouldn't be as accepting as you, FRiend.

21 posted on 12/13/2008 9:28:03 AM PST by LurkedLongEnough (Music washes away the dust of every day life. ---Art Blakey)
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To: Grunthor
So long as the prayer room is available to all faiths and not just one, there is no problem with this.

Your idea was tried at some college in MN, iirc.

There was a problem: The Muslims didn't want to share the room.

A compromise was tried, with a curtain or temporary wall dividing the room so that Muslims could have their "own" space.

IIRC the Muslim students were not satisfied with that arrangement and continued to demand an exclusive room for their "worship."

60 posted on 12/13/2008 11:11:08 AM PST by shhrubbery! (Dear media: Palin is pure as Alaska snow - it's OBAMA who was "NEVER VETTED" !)
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