“We are Trying to Build a Mosque That Holds 1,000 Worshippers Only 2 Blocks From Ground Zero”… Now of course the Cordoba Initiative developers go to great lengths (and the left even further) not to call it a mosque… In the video, Imam Faisal Rauf also flatly denies the controversial Ground Zero building will be a mosque. He says, "This is not a mosque. It is a cultural center." I have to then assume that everyone would be welcome to come inside, right? Hey, why not change the focus. Take the Muslim/Islamic aspects away altogether -- No Islamic references at all. Just call it the Manhattan Community Center. Everybody is welcome. Or is that too much to ask? Of course it is. If it's not a mosque, why the Islamic connection? Why does that even matter if it's just a "community center?" (Weekly Standard)- Supporters of the “Ground Zero mosque” have been oddly obsessed with the idea that the proposed Islamic center shouldn’t be called a “mosque.” As Frank Rich wrote last Sunday in the New York Times: “It’s not a mosque but an Islamic cultural center containing a prayer room.” Read More... |
Elohim 'elohiym Hebrew: (אֱלֹהִים m. "God" Dan 11:38;Hab 1:11) is a word that expresses concepts of divinity. It consists of the Hebrew word Eloah (Hebrew: אֱלוֹהַּ 'elowahh "God") with a plural suffix.