SECULARISM MAKES THE WEST SUBMISSIVE TO ISLAM

Submitted by Nur el Masih ben Haq (United States), Sep 16, 2014 at 11:44

SECULARISM MAKES THE WEST SUBMISSIVE TO ISLAM

Just look around, the more secular the West becomes, the more Islam and immorality conquer it. Secularism is too corrupt and ideologically weak to protect the West from being eventually conquered by the Muslims and Islam.

Take the UK for instance. When it was staunchly Christian, it was respected not only by its immigrants but the global communities. But as soon as it embraces secularism, the Brits threw morality, self respect and patriotism to the dogs.The society became so vulnerably individualistic and lustful that Muslims infiltrated it very easily.

The Muslims, who protect their daughters at home and other safe avenues, easily picked the secular or nominally-Christian girls on the streets in Britain to either convert them to Islam or for sexual servitude. These is happening with the knowledge of the authorities that have become so corrupt and cowardly sensitive to the interest of Muslim VOTERS that nothing is done. These are happening with the knowledge of a society that secularism has made too individualistic, unpatriotic, unconcerned about common Western heritages and self-degraded to react.

As long as the arrogant West refuses to bring Christianity back, it will just be a question of time before Islam swallows it with all the attendant security implications.

The only thing the secular social experts know is anti-Christian, showy intellectualism. But as we all can see, Islam continues to systematically conquer the West, becoming by far the fastest growing religion, as these "experts" remain embarrassingly clueless. YES, FOOLISH ANTI-CHRISTIAN ARROGANCE IS DESTROYING THE WEST.

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