Where's the reaction from the US religious community?

http://www.globalpost.com/dispatches/globalpost-blogs/chatter/american-religious-groups-condemn-violence-anti-Islam-video

It's there, just not as loud. Here is a look at how US religious leaders, from Jews to Muslims to Copts, have responded to the anti-US violence and the video that sparked it.

Alex Leff
September 14, 2012 16:53


Egyptian Coptic Christians in Brooklyn. (Spencer Platt/AFP/Getty Images)


As the world’s eyes squint at the flaring anti-US riots in the Middle East and beyond, there’s been hardly a blink of attention paid to the careful reactions of US religious communities.

Many have come out cautiously to condemn the attacks on US diplomatic posts, and some have publicly reviled the anti-Islam video that ostensibly set off the protests in Egypt and Libya. By Friday, the demonstrations had spread to countries from Iraq to India and Sudan (see map).

Here’s a look at what some of the United States’ religious groups have put out on the airwaves.

US Muslims

This is an excerpt from a statement by the Islamic Society of North America:



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