I wonder what these people would say if a mosque was burning Bibles.
If they were to say, "Go ahead. We have no problem with it," then I would say the same thing to them.
It would probably be less of an issue due to the fact that most of Christianity does not hold the physical form of the bible to be sacred, it is the content that is.
Islam and Judaism on the other hand, hold the physical text of their scripture to be sacred. This is why you see the torah stored in a specific way in synogogues, as well as a much more limited circulation of Koran's as opposed to bibles.
This is why you also have much more issues when a random string of symobols on say a sneaker, or some clothing match the saying of koranic scripture. Again it is not only the content but the text itself that his holy.
In short people burning a Koran is much much much worse from a perception point of view than a person burning a bible.
riiiiiight... remind me what happened to the artwork called Pissed Christ, again?
I am glad no one holds a grudge. that was what 25-30 years ago?
Remember the Maine!