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Indofred
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You can make peace with another man's faith without compromising belief in your own.What kind of person is going to want to worship at a house divided into three separate faiths, that have almost no shared beliefs, except monotheism?
My guess is the only people who will go to this place are those who don't really believe in anything.
I think you should read up a little.
The three share a lot.
Of course, that doesn't mean they're the same, but there are so many similarities you're totally unaware of.
Start with a simple one; Muslims can eat kosher food, including all meat products.
This is because Kosher slaughter is pretty much exactly the same as halal slaughter, a prayer being said to the almighty, as you kill the animal with as little distress to the creature as possible.
There's a bond between Muslims and Jews.
Christians, as far as the new testament followers go, have few rules about food, so they can join in the meal as well.
Old testament followers, seventh day adventists come to mind, should eat no pork, nor drink alcohol.
That about fits with Islamic rules.
Now, I've told you a couple, read up on others and learn an important lesson, peace, love and understanding beats hate and stupidity.
Do you agree?
You can, easily.
All you have to do is understand the other man's belief system, and respect it.
You don't have to agree with it, just not try to destroy it.
I have to be honest, I love this multi faith place of worship idea.
It isn't new, it's been done in airports and hospitals for years, but this is far bigger and far more of a message to those who promote hate.
That goes for the extreme ends of all religious groups, and atheists.
Now another question - why would anyone want to stop such a wonderful idea?