Inside the synagogue, prevailing pin-drop silence was only punctuated by low audible weeping. Rabbi Yarnoff began “Mourner’s Kaddish” for ten slain devotees, assassinated for their “religious-belief”.
Mike Johnson, in audience to offer condolences, noticed solemn Reverend Peter Williams in front-row. Six months ago, he was delivering sermon in his predominantly African-American church, when fifteen parishioners were murdered for their “skin-color”.
Bearded and turbaned Sikh Guru Hardeep Singh sat next to Reverend. A year ago, twelve devotees inside his gurudwara were executed for their “terrorist-look”.
Mike pondered “Will our enlightenment ever come out of the other side of this dark tunnel?”
Mike Johnson, in audience to offer condolences, noticed solemn Reverend Peter Williams in front-row. Six months ago, he was delivering sermon in his predominantly African-American church, when fifteen parishioners were murdered for their “skin-color”.
Bearded and turbaned Sikh Guru Hardeep Singh sat next to Reverend. A year ago, twelve devotees inside his gurudwara were executed for their “terrorist-look”.
Mike pondered “Will our enlightenment ever come out of the other side of this dark tunnel?”
