Introduction:

Tolerance is the buzz word ricocheting around politically correct circles over the past few years. What that really means is that all political, philosophical and theologically correct viewpoints must be tolerated, and any other viewpoints must be mercilessly squelched. The bottom line of this whole rhetoric is that the Christian viewpoint is hateful and must be silenced.

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Christian Shops in Egypt Burned - Police arrested at least seven Egyptian Muslims after a riot in the southern city of Isna on Sunday that left at least 13 Christian-owned shops smashed up or burned and a church front damaged. They said a car and a motorcycle owned by Christians were also burned and it appeared the rioters had attempted to burn the church.

Golden Compass Movie Stirs Controversy - The new movie "The Golden Compass", which is based on the first book in the "His Dark Materials" trilogy by Philip Pullman, has received criticism both for being anti-religious and for not being anti-religious enough. The author is is a self-professed atheist and a supporter of the British Humanist Association and some of his fans complain the anti-religious sentiment in the book has been watered-down too much for theater audiences. Meanwhile some Christian critics believe the trilogy is meant to be a direct rebuttal of C.S. Lewis' series "The Chronicles of Narnia."

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