This motion can lead to a slippery slope.  One where our abilities to criticize others, and religions, is diminished.  When we can no longer criticize, we are no longer live in a society that values freedom of speech.

Now there is a line between critical thought and hate, and that line was egregiously crossed by the sick demented young man that committed the atrocity at the Mosque.  There is no question that those that kill or intimidate to achieve their goal are wrong.

But we need to understand that critical thought towards some of Christianities backwards "policies" only one hundred years ago led us to grow as a society.  Women can now vote, they can wear (generally speaking) what they want to wear.  Admitting you are atheist or non-religious is no longer blasphemous, nor will it (or should it) affect your standing at your job or in the eyes of society as a whole.  Homosexuality is no longer a crime.

Our ability to criticize is our right. Don't forget this!