A sign outside of the Church of the Nazarene in Sunnyvale reads "Why I am not a Muslim" Saturday, Nov. 27. The sign is promoting a talk by a Muslim person who converted to Christianity. AP Photo/ Marcio Jose Sanchez
SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP) - Some church signs display passages of scripture to comfort, while others sport pithy expressions to challenge passers-by to stop and think.
Sometimes they go a bit further and ignite debate, such as the one in front of the Church of the Nazarene in this San Francisco suburb. It's promoting a Sunday sermon titled, "Why I am not a Muslim."
"I thought, 'That is an offensive sign, per se,'" said Jay Keller, who lives around the corner. "I work with a lot of Muslims and don't know why someone would put up a sign like that. They can't possibly be oblivious to the fact that it might be offensive to some people."...