Islamic representatives accept preacher's apology for 'satanic' comment

Islamic representatives in the North have welcomed a public apology from an evangelical preacher who sparked controversy when he said he did not trust Muslims.

Islamic representatives accept preacher's apology for 'satanic' comment

Islamic representatives in the North have welcomed a public apology from an evangelical preacher who sparked controversy when he said he did not trust Muslims.

Pastor James McConnell, who referred to Islam as "satanic" and "heathen" in a firebrand sermon at his Whitewell Metropolitan Tabernacle in north Belfast last month, was today interviewed by police officers who are investigating whether he committed a hate crime.

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