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Serbian publisher withdraws Jones book after protests by Muslims

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Aug 16, 2008, 16:20 GMT


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ramonAug 16th, 2008 - 19:44:41

It is just amazing how easyly free speach and freedom of expression gets throwened away at any muslim's protest. Keep apeasing them and I hope we all learn to like the sharia law when they impose it on rest of us!

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aliceAug 16th, 2008 - 22:07:45

yes, mr. ramon, i'm sure you would love it if someone published a work of fiction detailing jesus's relationship with mary magdalene, or david's with sarah and haggar. religious history does not need elaboration, especially unfounded and uneccessary elaboration. if someone undertakes to do so anyway, offense should not only be expected but is also justified.

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LenAug 16th, 2008 - 22:29:58

Actually, someone has written a book of fiction alleging a 'relationship' between Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Remember 'The Da Vinci Code?' The book was given lots of publicity and was later made into a movie. Didn't really matter whether Christians liked it or not. And it was Abraham who had the relationship with Sarah and Hagar, not David. I really believe it's not so much respect that causes people to bow down to the demands of militant Muslims. I believe it's fear.

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StephanieAug 17th, 2008 - 01:40:06

The reason Muslims dont like this book is because it tells about Muhammed's marriage to a child when he was in his 50's and the susequent consuamtion of that marriage when the child was 9 years old. It just tells the truth, and Muslims dont want you to know the truth. It is their own Islamic resources that record this child-marriage, it is not made up.

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jane doeAug 19th, 2008 - 00:44:07

I'm sure there are no books in Serbia that offend Christians, Jews, Hindus or Buddhists right? They too are banned, right?

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