Three faiths on same page

Stars and Stripes
Letters to the Editor, December 27, 2010

Why is it that the three biggest religions in the U.S. (Christianity, Judaism and Islam) say that homosexuality is morally wrong and yet no one will say it publicly. Apparently what “I” believe is more important than what God says in either the Bible, Torah or Quran.

To me, this shows that we have a very “shallow faith” society.

Chaplain (Maj.) Darin Olson

Brussels Garrison, Belgium

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