Wade Burleson agrees that the church in Florida, or whomever, should not burn copies of the Koran.  (It sounds a bit iffy now concerning who is or isn't going to burn what tomorrow.)  And yet, Burleson raises an interesting question here.

I haven't wavered one iota that this is a terrible idea.  Neither has anybody that I know.  But in terms of raising a thought-provoking question, Burleson's point is worthy of note.

I'm inclined to agree with the first comment in Burleson's comments section:  it's because Christians don't go killing those with whom we disagree. 

It is a double standard, to be sure.  But is it not a double standard that reveals a qualitative distinction between Islam and Christianity?  I think so.