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U.S. Rep. Andre Carson, an Indiana Democrat who is one of two Muslims serving in Congress, cautioned against focusing on the alleged shooter's religion and instead said the discussion should be about mental health issues.

"This is no way a reflection of Islam any more than Timothy McVeigh's actions are a reflection of Christianity," said Carson, who supervised an anti-terrorism unit in Indiana's Department of Homeland Security and comes from a family of Marines.

From what I read, Timothy McVeigh is an agnostic, not a professed Christian. So those Muslims should get it right before telling people lies.

NO WAY, MCVEIGH

How anyone could say McVeigh was a Christian is beyond this writer's mind. His action and deeds definitely does not reflect that of a virtuous believer. Even more, there has not been any quotation of the Oklahoma City Bomber professing any Christian faith. Barker does not quote a single reference to back his allegation. On the contrary we see that there is documentation that he did not accept the Christian faith.

In an article by United Kingdom's "The Guardian" about McVeigh's execution, we find this reference:

"In his letter, McVeigh said he was an agnostic but that he would "improvise, adapt and overcome", if it turned out there was an afterlife. "If I'm going to hell," he wrote, "I'm gonna have a lot of company." His body is to be cremated and his ashes scattered in a secret location."(SEE NOTE 5)

Note the above that McVeigh "said he was an agnostic" but not only that, but that he was defiant about hell itself and remain unrepentant. Then we also find the same statement that he was an agnostic admitted by Lou Michel during a cyber interview with CNN. Lou Michel spent hours interviewing McVeigh in writing a book titled, "American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing". Michel's words are enlightening:

Lou Michel: McVeigh is agnostic. He doesn't believe in God, but he won't rule out the possibility. I asked him, 'What if there is a heaven and hell?'

He said that once he crosses over the line from life to death, if there is something on the other side, he will -- and this is using his military jargon - 'adapt, improvise, and overcome.' Death to him is all part of the adventure."

http://www.tektonics.org/guest/mcveigh.htm