muslim faith

It would seem to be so obvious as to not need saying that the best advocate for the Barack Obama campaign is Barack Obama.  Ditto for John McCain.  That being the case, it seems a no brainer that there would be controversy surrounding things a candidate says.  That particular sword, however, cuts both ways.  If the candidate is saying good things, newsworthy things, appropriate things - the

Jerome believe that the reason Barack Obama has trouble with Evangelicals is that he has no compelling “born again” moment with which to weave into his narrative of coming to Christ:

I do not particularly care to say much about Obama's faith. He said quite enough today.

Barack Obama mistakenly refers to his “Muslim faith”:

I’ve been privileged to meet some interesting people recently. One new colleague in particular stands out. I met Asma Hasan at SamSphere Denver this April. She’s a talented writer, great conversationalist and very, very bright. She is also a passionate, articulate and intelligent defender of her Muslim faith.

This can’t be productive:

They checked to be sure that he was a city resident, and when they were done, Anad said, a Marine slipped a coin out of his pocket and put it in his hand.

Seems as if there is a Islamic version of Jesus coming out! A Iranian director named Nader Talebzadeh has depicted the man I and over 2 billion Christians believe to be the Son of God.[He is!] In this movie Jesus is portrayed as a tormented Judean prophet foretelling the coming of Muhammad, the founder of the Muslim faith[yeah right!]...

The Nashville Scene chronicles the Tennessee Republican Party’s grandiose statements on the war in Iraq, comparing it most often to a religious war between Christians and Muslims. Not only is this irresponsible on the part of an already-chastised party, but it shows an ignorance of national security matters, most notably the fact that we are  fighting terrorists.