On That morning I was sleeping in when my wife came home from work and told me what had happened.
I turned on CNN and sat there all day wondering what the world was coming to.
Because of this event I started to read both the Bible and the Koran to find out why anyone of any religion would do such a thing.
After several years of reading and internet research I am still puzzled.
This search has led me to many contacts in the Middle East and in the US.
We share our views often and are open in our views. I am learning so much about other cultures and their beliefs that my life is now richer.
There are actually people from all religions that are bent on making the world in their view to be just like they envision it.
The reason that I would like your flipbook is that this would be a reminder that everyone who is trying to mold the world into their beliefs should be stopped.
Both books are very supportive of caring of everyone. Respect is also very important. Hatred is also evil.
This brings me to the point that we should not blame a religion for a few extreemists viewpoints.
One rotten apple does not destroy the whole cart.
A different view does not lead to an argument. It leads to a discussion of understanding, which leads to mutual respect.
On many sites I have visited I have stated that I am a non-believer.
The christian sites usually attacked me or told me to become a Christian.
On Muslim sites they asked me for my views and how I felt about their views. I was welcomed and felt very comfortable.
Makes me wonder who is really following their religion?
After re-reading this I really wonder if the flipbook is important or that the acceptance of other views is more.

Kim Lyvang

P.S.
It still would be a great reminder of what others can do against humanity.