>We've been harmed by past dentists guess no suprise many of us are now cynical and not overly trusting?

Voila! Problem is, this dentist asserts himself as an authority in dentistry as well as other things, and he has already in this thread made misleading statements in regard to other things which I can easily judge, though my knowledge of the fine points of dentistry may not be as apt. None the less, since he makes misleading statements about one thing (eg; Jesus' real name is... eg; quran does not direct killing of jews/christians etc) I do think it's actually reasonable to question his actual knowledge in other areas he claims to be an authority in also.

Plus he does root canals which also suggests that this is not truly a health conscious individual.

Lynn's photos are nice, but I don't generally equate a person's skin color with their religious beliefs. I guess I am somewhat lost trying to understand why she seems to assert that muslims do not believe the quran or take it to heart the same way christians or buddhists believe their own teachings. From my truly extensive experience among people of different faiths, I have found exactly the opposite to be true. People usually use their faith as a base to give meaning to their lives and to provide fundamental ethical and moral direction.