Note a controversy over religious symbols in a hospital chapel: A group of conservative Christians, led by a pastor in the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, want to take the symbols out of a hospital chapel, not being willing to share sacred space with representations of the Jewish and Muslim faiths.
The chaplain of the hospital - a Catholic nun - asked Richard Sklba, Bishop of the Milwaukee Archdiocese, for his thoughts on the matter. His response:"My preferred solution would be to retain the current three symbols, and to invite those who pray to do so in their own fashion."
The Missouri Synod folks wouldn't buy this since they feel that anyone who cannot affirm the divinity of Jesus must worship a different God than theirs.
Are not Judaism, Christianity and Islam united in the worship of One God and, as monotheistic traditions?
Didn't the Prophet Isaiah affirm repeatedly throughout his writings that there can be only One God?
So now, whoes religion has the right stuff?
2006-12-15
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