Friday, June 23, 2017


Why the Odds Favor Islam



Image result for islam imagesThe terrorist was a 22-year-old named Salman Abedi. A few days after the attack, I was reading an article about the mosque he attended—the Didsbury 

and transformed into a Muslim place of worship.

in Cobridge, sold to the Madina Mosque. The Brick Lane Mosque in London was 
and in all of England 10,000 churches have closed since 1960.

The transformation of the Albert Park Methodist Church to the Didsbury 
transformation of Europe from a largely Christian continent to a largely 
course that doesn’t mean 40 percent of highly committed Muslims facing 60 
percent of deeply devout Christians. Both faiths have their share of 
greater problem for European Christians than for European Muslims. In many 
population. In England, there are already more Muslims attending Friday 
prayers than there are Christians attending Anglican services on Sundays. A 
study by Christian Research predicts that by 2020 the number of Muslims 
attending prayer service in England and Wales will exceed the number of 
Catholics attending weekly Mass.

It’s also noteworthy that the expanding Muslim population in Europe is 
percenters will be around 25.

up in the first place with mutiny in mind.

Most likely, however, the transformation will be effected without major 
are not sure what to believe will submit without a fight.
Will Europe Defend its “Values”?

That’s the theme of Michel Houellebecq’s Submission, a novel about the 
necessary Christian conviction. Indeed, he has no strong convictions.
Europeans see no sense in resisting Islamization because they have nothing 
pluralistic values of Britain—will always prevail over the hateful ideology 
of the terrorists.”

wanted to question all those diverse preachers spreading their diverse 
honor-killing her if she displeases you.

freedom becomes a license to do anything one pleases.
An Attack on Childhood.

opportunity for carnage.”

While the world was justly outraged at Salman Abedi’s attack on innocent 
dropping their children off at the Manchester concert suggests a great deal 
of moral confusion in the West.

Unfortunately, such moral confusion leaves people vulnerable to those who 
to judge?”

Relativism Leads to Islamic Dominance

still many Christians in Europe, but Europe’s Christian consciousness has 
Judeo-Christian beliefs, secularism becomes relativism and relativism can’t 
offer much resistance to determined true believers.

different lifestyles, it won’t last long. The contemporary Western 
has bought up a country estate in Oxfordshire.

It’s hard to beat transcendent values with transient values. That’s 
porn on the telly.

Christianity vs. Two Forms of Totalitarianism

reward you for murdering innocent young women in Manchester by furnishing 
Sheik Mohammad Tawhidi later explained:

who fought for jihad and fought the infidels.

are arbitrary. Autonomy? Dignity? Equality? Says who?

reason, love, or justice.

totalitarianism of secularism and the hard totalitarianism of Islam. Both 
already turned to Islam. Many more will unless…


will generally have a strong sense of their responsibility to act 
to secularism’s degraded image of man.



  1. John wrote:
    As liberal secular humanists what are we willing to fight for? Are our values merely transient? Are secular values merely arbitrary? I know a bit of this guy’s background but he’s more than just a Paul Revere hollering ‘the Muslims are Coming, the Muslims are Coming!’ ~John

    1. Thanks for sharing, John. Always interesting to read a perspective that is different from my own.

      I think the main thing that the author overlooked was that religious populations are dynamic and have been moving around the world since religion and trade began. Look at the Moors in Spain from the eighth century until about 1500. Somewhere, there is a cool graphic that shows the migration of religion around the world. I'll try to find it. So, the idea that another group coming, and they will change your home town or city may very well be true. I just don't think it will happen in the author's projected timeline.
      I'm not familiar with this author (will look him up too) but he sounds incredibly phobic of any idea outside of his own. The talk about girls going to see "soft porn" when going to pop star concerts was a bit over the top for me.
      One thing that he touched on, and I actually agree with, is that Muslim extremists are so dangerous because they believe they are doing important, good work. The work of their god. And people who believe such nonsense are more frightening to me than most. Just as Christians who dream of blowing up abortion clinics believe they are saving children. To me, that is what makes it so difficult to fight against the radicals. They truly believe they are doing what is right. But, I also think there are far less radicals than the author suggests.



  2. Okay, the data doesn't line up tidily, but the figures still come out that
    Europe now has a 6% Muslim population, and by 2030 that will rise to an
    overwhelming 8%. Run away! Run away!

    Piss on William Kilpatrick and "Crisis Magazine - A Voice for the Faithful
    Catholic Laity" and on their false dichotomies - hell, their falsehoods in


  3. John -

    Have you been taking drugs &/or watching False Noise lately?

    This is just another regurgitation of Islamophobe propaganda, including
    twisted statistics ("In several of Europe’s cities, the Muslim population
    now hovers around the thirty percent mark."). Meanwhile, in Realitystan,

    Muslim populations around the world up to 2030

    Click heading to sort. Download this data



    2010: est Muslim pop

    % Muslim

    2030: proj Muslim pop

    Proj % Muslim

    % proj change, 2010-2030 (where pop more than 1,000)


    135 Europe 44,138,000 6 58,209,000 8 32

  4. It is relevant to pay attention to the sources of "data." As we well know, much information comes from dubious sources, and we don't know who is behind the data. In this case, a Catholic publication gave statistics regarding the growth in numbers of the Muslim population. "Crisis Magazine - A Voice for the Faithful Catholic Laity," may be worth reading, but I wouldn't put too much faith in their numbers...and, John, I appreciate your sending out this to read and think about...Martha