The article seems to be slightly xenophobic. One has to wonder if some Christians are aware of the history of their religion.
I do.
I wonder if most atheists know the history of atheism, though.
So many atheists view themselves as the result of linear progress towards a religion-less society which is a mockery of the truth.
Many are not. Many say 'that was the Catholics' or such things.
Well, it kind of was for quite some time.
Until the 16th century there were few Christian groups.
There were the Catholics, the Orthodox and her various subchurches, the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, the Nestorians, the Coptics and other groups like the Circumcelliones and the Gnostics who were only around for a season.
the most powerful in the Western world, and by far the most corrupt of the exiting Churches, was the Catholic church.
There were reasons why the Protestants protested.
Europe is not battling some sort of hostile Islamic takeover bid. Most Muslims in Europe are moderates, and I have the privilege of counting many of them among my friends. All they want is for Islam to be given a fair portayal alongside other world religions. I don't need to mention all of the disgusting verses in the bible, or the atrocities carried out by christian armies in the name of your god.
Europe is not battling a hostile Islamic takeover?
Most Muslims are moderate?
What are some moderate Muslim views you can talk to me about.
Second, do you know why the disgusting things happened in the Old Testament? Could you give me an idea on why the Jews fought?
Third, what is a 'Christian army?'
Christian armies massacred each other across Europe for centuries.
You know what it was about?
Power, money.
That is what every war is about.
Check out John 18:36:
"Jesus said, "My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent my arrest by the Jews. But now my kingdom is from another."
Pretty obvious what Christ's intentions were here.