A book is paper, its words penned in ink. It is no more and no less holy as a form than any other.
Reverence is paid to the source of wisdom and knowledge that is communicated through a holy book to the heart and mind of the reader. If a person desecrates the book it is the deficiency of the person who desecrates that is shown, and is no cause for any other reaction but pity towards the person who does it.
Neither Mohammed, nor Allah, nor the faith of a Muslim is diminished by the blashemous act of a non-Muslim. Allah is more than any form, including the Qu'ran. Reverence is reserved for the One, and mercy towards those who need it is the best response.
Is There a Father in the House?
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Bob, you can't talk that way and expect to have any readers.
What -- Father reality, Mother intellect, and all that? I can back that up,
you know.
No do...
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