Easter is an excellent day for mocking Christian beliefs, but I do not advocate mockery of all Christians. In fact, I’ll go so far as to suggest that the majority of Christians should not be mocked at all.

No statement about whether it is contrary or in keeping with evidence or reason is needed. Particularly since any such statement is bound to be untrue to some degree.

http://www.cafepress.com/mynameismo

http://www.teddybearmuhammad.com/

here’s the link. http://www.teadybearmuhammad.com/

My mom says she is getting one for her and I. I hear they may be developing some clothes and weapons or something like that. hey a turbine would be awesome with a strap on … beard. hehe Don’t know yet, but I’m getting one. Worst case, I got a cool bear that I can remember how crazy this world was one day and its also an in your face moment for me as well.

now if they can only get the internet or tv where those wackos are at and see what they started.

It’s worth noting that the Muslim associations in Britain have denounced this teddy bear incident and called for the teacher to be released. Just as we have a tendency to overlook liberal and moderate Christian viewpoints on hot button issues in the U.S., we probably do the same about moderate, Westernized Islam.

It’s difficult, because it’s always the fundamentalists who are yelling the loudest (or in this case, marching around with swords!) and whose positions are most polarizing and as such they dominate the news.