Do you remember when Richard Dawkins, one of the most prominent atheists of our time, suddenly found himself defending Christianity.
He called himself a “cultural Christian” and openly admitted that he didn’t want to see Britain, or the West, become Islamic.
It was the realization that Western civilization was built on centuries of intellectual struggle, Greek philosophy, Roman law, the Judeo-Christian moral framework, the Reformation, the Enlightenment.
The freedom to doubt. The freedom to speak. The right to question sacred ideas without fear of death.
These aren’t just abstract values. They are the pillars that hold up everything from your freedom to publish a book to a woman’s right to walk down the street uncovered.
Dawkins, despite his atheism, understood that Islam is a threat to that entire project.
Because Islam doesn’t enter a culture to coexist. It enters to redefine it. It doesn’t see secular freedoms as neutral, it sees them as filth.
When the West, in its confusion and cowardice, opens the gates and says “All cultures are equal,” it invites a force that sees that very tolerance as weakness to be exploited.
Dawkins saw it. Many are starting to see it, and the West must wake up, if not to defend Christianity as dogma, then to defend the civilization it birthed, before it’s erased under the banner of submission.
@Fx1Jonny@basilthegreat There are no official churches in Saudi Arabia. The public practice of any religion other than Islam is prohibited, though private worship is permitted for non-Muslims. While some reports mention the possibility of future church construction, there are no churches currently open
Those who believe Islam could never take over a country simply because Muslims make up only 2% or 8% of the population fail to grasp how societies shift under Islamic influence.
It has never been about numbers, it’s about strategy, patience, and ideological momentum.
Every one of the 56 Islamic countries was once non-Muslim. Read their history.
Read this article to understand how the transformation begins, and why it never stops. Link in the comments