Last summer, blockbusting headlines told the story of an officially now-resolved dispute between a group of downtown Muslim Manhattanites who sought to build a mosque in the same neighborhood where the World Trade Center disaster occurred, in a building that was damaged by the wreckage when the towers came down and the opposing voice who felt, after hearing the plans to build the mosque, as if they had been smacked in the face.
Interfaith relations today are an intersection of pluralism and democracy.
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