When a Refugee Isn’t a Refugee

When he is a missionary for Islam. Now, that there be no misunderstanding, let me say that I believe in the absolute freedom of speech on one’s own property, in the public square, or on someone’s property in which one has been invited to speak. I therefore unequivocally welcome any Muslim to make the case for Mohammad and Islam wherever he lives, even in a “Christian” country, as long as he doesn’t violate anyone’s property rights, and let people make up their minds as to whether they wish to convert to Islam. My only point is that not all refugees are refugees. I would, however, like to make one observation. Would this “refugee” welcome any Christian to make the case for Christ and Christianity in a “Muslim” country as long as he doesn’t violate anyone’s property rights? Would he support the right of people to make up their own minds as to whether they wish to convert to Christianity?

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