Misunderstanding: 'Our battle is not against terrorism per se, but against any religion that claims to be true.'...

Greg Koukl discusses Christianity's Real Record:

It's easy to characterize religion as a blood - thirsty enterprise. History seems to be strewn with the wreckage of witch hunts, crusades, and religious jihad. If God does exist, a caller to my radio show offered, He ought to be tried for crimes against humanity.

The recent terrorist attacks have added a new twist: Our battle is not against terrorism per se, but against any religion that claims to be true. Thomas Friedman writing in the New York Times called it "religious totalitarianism."

Friedman’s solution: pluralism, the idea that "God speaks multiple languages." No one faith is exclusively true. Instead, all faiths are legitimate paths to God and anyone who claims otherwise is the enemy. Friedman’s call to arms, however, is misguided for three reasons. ...

There's too much good stuff to copy and paste here, but read the whole article at Townhall.com.

I'm glad to see Greg publishing at Townhall.com. You can find more information about him and his apologetics ministry at Stand To Reason.

Also, here are some Thanksgiving articles worth a look.

Previous posts on Greg Koukl:
Paul's letter to the Romans contains the Bible's clearest condemnation of same-sex relations.
Greg Koukl from Stand to Reason...interviewed by the BBC on the topic of abortion:
Gregory Koukl: The new definition of pluralism is not only indefensible, but it also discourages critical thinking about the real issues.
Sixty Second Theodicy...an attempt to deal with the problem of evil