This one really gets on my nerves: Tsunami Orphans Won’t Be Sent to Christian Home

The group’s plan to raise children from Muslim families in a Christian home struck a nerve in Indonesia, which had regulations in place even before the tsunami requiring orphans to be raised by people of their own religion. This rule was adopted in large part to ensure that Muslim children were not converted.

Ah, but it gets better:

Normally, it said, “Banda Aceh is closed to foreigners and closed to the gospel. But, because of this catastrophe, our partners there are earning the right to be heard and providing entrance for the gospel.” The fundraising appeal went on to say that WorldHelp was working with Christian partners in Indonesia who want to “plant Christian principles as early as possible” in the 300 Muslim children.

“These children are homeless, destitute, traumatized, orphaned, with nowhere to go, nowhere to sleep and nothing to eat. If we can place them in a Christian children’s home, their faith in Christ could become the foothold to reach the Aceh people,” it said.

So, we have pissed off Muslims, and evangelical xians using disasters and relief to try to convert people?