Perhaps carefully select something proscribed or at least politically incorrect to say or draw for each of a bunch of other religions & even secular groups at the same time, as a way to not single any one out, while making a more global point about the importance of tolerating offensive things…?

Cheers

Paul King

While I do hear what you're saying, Issac and Paul, and yes, we must promote a clear distinction between religious moderates and zealots I still fall in favor of drawing Muhammad. If it were up to me, there would be a world "doubt your religion", or at least a "keep your religion to yourself" day however I suspect a suggestion of that would inevitably cause just as much, if not more public uproar. It is a sorry fact that we live in a world where religion still, for the most part, goes unchecked with an undeserved sacredness. That is why I feel that any opportunity to demonstrate that it is possible, moreover acceptable, to not abide by token scriptural commandments should be taken. 

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