<p>nbachris2788: I could not agree more with your statement: "Why should they have to take responsibility for the actions of a few extremists?" And that is why the 1.1 billion Catholics do not have to answer for less than one hundred priests (remember there are millions of Catholic priests in the world). Unlike in Islam, no Catholic has ever come out in support of the abusive priests' actions. Every Catholic priest, bishop, cardinal and the pope have all condemned these injustices against young boys, girls and abortion clinics. All priests that have been involved in sexual misconduct cases and in bombing attacks have been or will be defrocked.</p>
<p>On the other hand, Muslim clerics that are supporting terrorist attacks have never been removed and prevented from preaching in their mosques. </p>
<p>In addition, it's interesting that nbachris2788 and mahras2 always refer back to the inquisition, Holocaust or other blackspots in Christian history considering that the previous and the present popes have all condemned these attrocities against humanity and have even apologized for them. Now that takes a real person to apologize for actions that he was not involved in. I only wish that the Muslim community would grow some balls and follow suit.</p>
<p>What's this with always saying that MUSLIM terrorists are not Muslim. If it takes a sinless person to be a Muslim then there really are no Muslims in the present nor in the past (Muhammed was a murderer).
And that's part of the problem because liberal (even the moderates are terrorists) Muslims keep trying to disassociate themselves from the terrorists instead of trying to solve the actual problem.</p>