http://www.gopbloggers.org/mt/archives/004575.html

 

Islam Taking Over European Churches

Europe's Islamification comes in many forms. Outright terrorism and
intimidation is one tactic.
<http://pajamasmedia.com/2007/01/the_islamification_of_europes.php> Here's
another: 

"Some people wish to place us in the year 711,” remarked Spanish archbishop
Cardinal Antonio María Rouco a few years back. Rouco’s warning remains
urgent today. Spanish Muslims are determined to pray in the Córdoba
Cathedral, which was an important mosque during the 500 year Muslim rule of
Spain beginning in 711. Luckily for Spain, the Roman Catholic Church isn’t
prepared to give in to Muslim demands, as it recently revealed when it
rejected a petition to the Pope from Spain’s Islamic Board for the right to
share the Cathedral with Catholics... 

The recuperation of places and buildings that were once mosques or sacred
Islamic sites is the primary method employed by Muslims to reconquer
Al-Ándalus. So-called moderate Muslims are oftentimes more effective than
extremists in gaining concessions because of their attempts to portray
Western democracies as intolerant if those countries don’t cede to certain
demands. This technique has been used repeatedly in the case of the Córdoba
Cathedral...

Belgium’s bishops could learn a thing or two from Asenjo. Paul Belien of The
Brussels Journal has documented how they have opened up their churches to
mostly Muslim illegal immigrants in an effort to pressure Belgian
authorities into allowing the immigrants to stay in the country. This has
led to nothing less than a transformation of these cathedrals into mosques.
While Muslims immigrants feel safe in these churches because they know
respect for the Catholic Church prevents the authorities from entering to
arrest them, they see no problem in desecrating these holy buildings...

In their letter to the Pope, Spanish Muslims claim to not be looking for a
way take control of the Córdoba Cathedral or regain Al-Ándalus. But many
Spanish Muslims would beg to differ. In 2004, the prominent Spanish Muslim,
Abderrahman Muhammad Manan, wrote that the cathedral should be freed and
that, “We Moslems cannot stand behind, saying that Islam is not stones or
monuments. To do so is to not give account of what things are in their
essences, and in its essence Alhama is Islam in our land, as is Al-Andalus,
Andalucia; it is the remembrance of a colonization, of a genocide, of an
expulsion.”

Perhaps the best retort to Spanish Muslims who want to transform Córdoba
Cathedral is a question posted by a Spaniard on a Catholic website: “Will
Christians be able to pray in the mosques of Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Iran or
Kuwait?”

The double-standard demanded by, and too often afforded to, Muslims when it
comes to "tolerance" and equal rights would be laughable if it were not so
egregious.



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