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I really doubt this has anything to do with Christianity, and nor does it have anything to do with laws b/c none are really broken.
All you can really debate is the ethics of the matter & whether or not it's going to be an effective move to reduce tensions between Muslims & those who don't trust Muslims to begin with.
It seems to me that the general American public just doesn't see Islam in a favorable light.
It's convenient to blame the religion as a whole for 9-11.
Not saying I agree with that, but I get the impression that's the prevalent attitude.
Just b/c you can see that it's wrong to think that way, doesn't mean others will feel the same.
Being Christian is irrelevant imo, and I think it's naive for those of you making this into a Christian vs. Islam thing.
You can be non-religious and be distrustful all the same of Islam.
Like the religion or not, it has been associated with a lot of bad rep in the past decades.
Ppl love to judge when guilty by association.
Not saying it's right or wrong, it just happens.
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