A few days ago, a televangelist was taken off a local Tampa station for saying that Muslims are going to hell. This was because a local Muslim organization complained about the situation. The televangelist also said that Jews and Mormons are going to hell. Was he wrong to say that? Was he, in fact, speaking the truth? If he was, should he be taken off the air? Reference:(TAMPA, FL, 9/6/07) - The Tampa chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Tampa) today called on representatives of a local television station and its corporate owner to disassociate themselves from an anti-Semitic and Islamophobic program host. Last month, CAIR-Tampa sent a letter to Sinclair Broadcast Group, the corporate owner of the Florida station (WTTA-TV) that broadcasts "Live Prayer with Bill Keller" asking whether the type of hate rhetoric often used on Keller's program is appropriate for the public airways. Keller has claimed that Jews, Muslims and Mormons are all going to hell.
2007-09-07
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