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Agree with you on all counts. The chances of being involved in a terrorist incident are minuscule although having concerns about religious beliefs leading to (in this case Islamic) extremism/terrorism isn't just about the likelihood of getting killed.

I still strongly object to suppressing the ads on the grounds that they might ‘offend’ people. If anybody is ‘offended’ by something so trivial as a prayer, they deserve to be offended.” Agree with him we shouldn't ban things (in most cases) for fear of causing offence but thought he might have...

Interesting view, how high does the body count have to get before the concerns become justifiable? Or does it only hit home if you become personally impacted.

Perhaps they changed their policy then but I have never seen a political ad at the cinema. Surprised Dawkins has that view considering his hostility to all religions

Is concern for religious intolerance/extremism really paranoia?

Really? Even if those religious beliefs are at least partly responsible for impacting on your security and safety.

The ads we get at Christmas aren't specifically selling a religion rather exploiting it for commercial purposes.

The cinema operators have a no religious or political advertising policy which is probably sensible considering the times we live in.