Many of these jobless young men are products of religious schools, known as madrasas, run by radical clerics who favor Islamist teachings and an anti-Western creed.
The problem, said the museum's director, Harry Philbrick, who organized the show with Mr. Romberg and another participating artist, Christian Eckart, is one not only of space but also of curatorial inexperience with non-Western creeds.
All have espoused an anti-Western, anti-Christian creed.
The Filioque clause, added to the Western version of the Creed, indicated that the Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father and Son.
The first is western conservatism the old Reaganesque creed of small government and individual freedom which has always struck this newspaper as more attractive than the southern-fried moralism which rules the modern Republican Party.
But the result of the debate within Islam about the roots of extremism may not be entirely to the taste of liberal Muslims or Western politicians.Imposing state-sanctioned creeds has in the past pushed jihadists underground.
The future is heading toward only one functional direction: interconnected and interdependent, which demands fewer mosaics and creeds of Western individualism, but more melting pots and unified togetherness.
Filioque, (Latin: "and from the Son"), phrase added to the text of the Christian creed by the Western church in the Middle Ages and considered one of the major causes of the schism between the Eastern and Western churches.
The gravest matter, however, concerned the insertion of the word Filioque into the Nicene-Constantinoplitan creed, whereby the Western churches had come to confess that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father "and from the Son".
