Join Our Community

Take advantage of our member benefits when you sign up | log-in
Web Search powered by YAHOO!

Published: October 26, 2007
Interfaith community responds to lawmakers
TULSA (AP) - Remarks this week by some state lawmakers who rejected Qurans offered as gifts from an ethnic advisory council promote Islamophobia and promote mistrust and hostility, members of Oklahoma 's interfaith community said Friday.

Members also said Republican Rep. Rex Duncan 's comments this week about the Quran promoted "religious bigotry" and called upon Oklahomans to tell the lawmaker that his views do...

You have selected to view an article that is older than 60 days. Get access to all our historical content by purchasing a pass to The Oklahoman. Select the option that works best for you.

Archive Subscription types & rates
One-year subscription $248.00 One-month subscription $33.00
  Six-month subscription $140.00   One-day pass $8.95
  Three-month subscription $78.00   This article $1.49

               



CONTACT US



PHOTOS
Upload your photos to NewsOK and share them with the world.


VIDEO
Upload your videos to NewsOK and share them with the world.


STORIES
Share your story idea with The Oklahoman.