I can't help but think that this is double standards....
A bunch of kids who made fun of Indians on Facebook got
arrested.....
A pastor who made fun of Buddhism and willingly put it on the
public domain himself gets off with a warning.....
Oh well, at least the Buddhist and Taoist federations have
forgiven him.
And having the ISD warn him and getting himself pwned on the
front page of ST is awesome enough. 
well, I'm not saying the ISD's wrong for doing so, but that's
just the way things are. We cannot afford to indiscriminately throw
the book at everyone that crosses the ODs.
The kids were made example of as a warning to the young that
they have to be responsible for their words even online. I mean,
just look at some of the SC lunatics.
But this chap, he has a following, and many of those "mega"
churches are affliated with much more massive ones overseas in the
americas. They can generate a lot of adverse attention on our
country without any regards for our local geo-political context, or
even the truth.
I think the ISD did right for doing what they did, it's probably
the best course of action in this case.
