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From: LindyBill12/28/2006 9:47:56 AM
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We know the answer if the request was coming from Christians to Muslims. The "salami technique" at work.

Pope asked to let Muslims pray in cathedral
Guardian (UK), by Dale Fuchs
guardian.co.uk

Madrid - An organisation of Spanish Muslims has asked Pope Benedict XVI for permission to worship alongside Christians in the former Great Mosque of Córdoba, an elegant vestige of Moorish rule that was turned into a cathedral in the 13th century. In a letter sent on Christmas Day to the Pope's ambassador in Spain, the Spanish Islamic Board requested that the world heritage site - known for its red and white arches and often filled with more tourists than worshippers - be opened for prayer by all religions as a model of tolerance and a way to foster inter-faith dialogue.
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