3 lessons America must learn from Europe’s unrest
The greatest danger to Western civilization may not be that others are determined to destroy it, but that those who inherited its many blessings are losing sight of their origins.
The Christian Post
Skip to main contentThe greatest danger to Western civilization may not be that others are determined to destroy it, but that those who inherited its many blessings are losing sight of their origins.
More than half a million people demonstrated across France last weekend. What began as student protests over school funding has become something far more dangerous, and America should take note.
For years, pastors have been told to stay in their lane and leave politics to the politicians. Too many listened, and America has paid the price. With the election just weeks away, it’s time for the pulpit to speak.
Of the 70 million religion-related requests ChatGPT receives each week, nearly half are about Islam and just over a third are about Christianity, according to a recent analysis by OpenAI, the company that created the artificial intelligence chatbot.
Danny Burmawi was afraid he would be killed for leaving Islam. After converting to Christianity while living in Jordan, he fled to Lebanon in 2009, and his own brother threatened to behead him if he returned home. Now he comes to the United States with a warning to Western Christians.
A Christian pastor who has spent years building relationships with Muslims and a historian who has studied Islamic history and doctrine debated whether Islam’s theological and political teachings make it possible for the religion to coexist in Western society.
A Pakistani high court has ordered the restoration of a police case against a Muslim man accused of abducting, forcibly converting and marrying a Christian girl, giving her family a new legal avenue to challenge a ruling that placed her in the man’s custody.



























