Opponents say they will protest plans for new mosque in metro Atlanta community
LILBURN, Ga. — Opponents of a mosque being planned by a Muslim congregation in the metro Atlanta suburb of Lilburn are planning a protest.
WSB Radio reports (http://bit.ly/qUW7Jd) that opponents are planning to protest Monday night outside the Lilburn City Council meeting.
The congregation plans to submit a third request to the city for rezoning of four acres at the corner of U.S. Highway 29 and Hood Road so they can build a 20,000 square foot mosque and a 200 space parking lot.
Twice in the past, the city has denied requests to change the zoning.
The city council is scheduled to hear the congregation’s most recent proposal later this month.
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Information from: WSB-AM, http://wsbradio.com/
Original post: Opponents say they will protest plans for new mosque in metro Atlanta community

Does freedom of religion mean anything? How can the courts allow them to show prejudice against a certain group of people? Anyone who would oppose the mosque should have their religious freedoms stripped from them.
8 August 2011 at 10:38 am