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Originally Posted by DAII
Is this an American non-for profit? Are there American muslims who would worship there?
It would be their mosque as well.
As it stands mosques ... churches under non for profit and church laws ... these places of worship usually don't belong to just a handful of individuals ... or the cleric alone.
This is sad ... if this were a Christian church receiving foreign funding ..... you'd you be as intolerant and anal?
Are you telling me .. that a Spanish speaking Apostolic church doesn't have protections under the Constitution if they receive a bulk of their donations from other countries even if many of its members are legalized citizens? Asinine.
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Real classy "dialog," Butthead.
What I was asking was, does the First Amendment protect the religious proselytizing being done from abroad? Of course, American Christian activity seeks to propagate its Gospel by doing this in reverse, and American Christian missionaries are shut out of most Muslim nations.
So, why does our First Amendment protect foreign interests within the United States? It's a complex issue that only a pinhead would reduce to name calling.
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