Like the old saying, but not really
I can't remember who came up with this gem (which I paraphase):
If you were accused of being a Christian, would they have enough evidence to convict you?
Well, here's the latest in the Abdul Rahman case:
An Afghan court on Sunday dismissed a case against a man who converted from Islam to Christianity because of a lack of evidence, and he will be released soon, an official said.
But I suspect they aren't looking real hard:
Gen. Shahmir Amirpur...said Rahman had also been begging his guards to provide him with a Bible.
Meanwhile, he's in prison, and was recently moved from one location to another:
Earlier Sunday he was moved to a notorious maximum-security prison outside Kabul that is also home to hundreds of Taliban and al-Qaida militants. The move to Policharki Prison came after detainees threatened his life at an overcrowded police holding facility in central Kabul, a court official said on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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He's still not out of the woods, since certain factions (including the moderate factions) still want to tear him to pieces.
The "religion of pieces"??? (Things I come up with on my one hour morning commute.)