(CNSNews.com) – Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, Archbishop Emeritus told CNSNews.com that if “someone sees the Gospel as the truth of God’s presence in our world, that person should embrace the Gospel.” He also said if a person “sees the Qu’ran as proof of God’s presence in the world, then I cannot say, ‘don’t embrace the Qu’ran."

McCarrick was a featured speaker at the National Press Club during a press conference sponsored by the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) where a group of religious leaders denounced what they call “derision” and “bigotry” being directed at American Muslims as a result of the proposed ground-zero mosque and Islamic cultural center.
…“If a person sees the Qu’ran as proof of God’s presence in the world, then I cannot say, ‘don’t embrace the Qu’ran’ so that I think we – we should always be willing to talk to people and we should always be willing to love them and we should always be willing to allow them that freedom of conscience which comes from God.” Well I guess that now the Catholic church thinks that you can receive salvation through the Quran. Hmmm interesting. http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/72393