REACTING TO ISLAM: Grovelling appeasement — or something more spirited?

In 2001, Islamic terrorists declared war on Western nations by destroying New York’s World Trade Centre.
In 2002, the UN Commissioner for Human Rights (a Catholic) said Islam is “entirely consonant with the principal of fundamental human rights and . . . bestowed rights upon women and children long before other civilisations.”
In 2008, the President of France called Islam “one of the most beautiful civilisations the world has known.”
In 2009, the President of the USA spoke of his “deep appreciation for the Islamic faith, which has done so much over the centuries to shape the world – including my own country.”
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It is intrinsic to the aims of Islam that ultimately all nations bend to Sharia law.
Non-Muslims are to be given the traditional three choices: (1) convert to Islam, or (2) die, or (3) become second-class citizens in one’s own nation, subservient and tribute-paying (they call it “dhimmitude”).
The Commissioner and the two Presidents quoted above seem to have volunteered themselves into dhimmitude without a struggle.
Everyone seems to be doing it — the rate of Westerners converting to Islam having supposedly doubled since 11/9/2001.
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The only other alternative — that Muslims start converting to Catholicism — seems a long way off.
But we had better start making it happen soon, or it is going to be a very sad world indeed.
Where can the much-needed historical U-turn begin?
A good place would be in Catholic schools.
Let’s teach Catholic students that non-Christian religions are NOT good.
Let’s teach them why.
Let’s teach them how to understand their Faith — how to argue the case for Catholic belief – how to be living role models of the good that God can achieve in lives devoted to his obedience.
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Let’s be willing to die, by all means.
But let us NOT be ready to sell ourselves to those who despise our weakness.

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