The priest U.S. oversees the church called for a few days ago to organize a campaign to "burn the Koran" on the ninth anniversary of the attacks atheist th September attacks against New York and Washington sharply criticized the Islamic faith, saying it is not a religion, rather it is "the product of Satan," and that believers "will go to Hell."
For his part, responded Relations Council on American-Islamic call to respond to this project by organizing a day entitled "The distribution of the Koran," made in which one hundred thousand copies to the people to urge them to get to know what Islam says in his teachings, warned the gathering church has revived tensions between Christians and Muslims around the world if they were walking to the project.
Said the Rev. Terry Jones, supervisor of the church, "Dov Altbharip," a local church in Florida, he will in the September attacks on the campaign for the burning of the Koran around the world.
Jones began the church already promoting the campaign through its front page on the website "Facebook" has called for Christians who wish to participate, to a visit to the burning of the Koran.
Johns told CNN: "We believe that Islam is a product of the devil, which caused the payment of billions of people to hell. It is deceitful and violent religion, has been proved over and over again."
Jones continued, saying: "Each one should ask himself, is considered the heart of any Muslim happy? You appear to have the joy on his way to Mecca or while sitting in the mosque .. you can be both a religion of joy .. It is a religion of Satan. "
Jones said he "welcomes the Muslims," but refuses to Islam and Sharia, and in response to a question from CNN correspondent, who expressed outrage at the arguments and asked him what would be his position that the Muslims burned the Bible Jones said this matter will not like, but could not object. "
Jones, who had issued a book titled "Islam from the devil" in his church, selling memorabilia from the cups and t-shirts and other articles written by this statement.
The gathering of evangelical churches in the United States has issued a statement urging the Jones and his church to cancel its decision, also warned that the move could lead to major tensions between Christians and Muslims around the world.
The official statement issued by the grouping of churches: "We encourage all members to build relationships of cooperation, trust and respect with our neighbors of other faiths.
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