Evangelism, anyone?

If the suggestion is that Muslims are going to outnumber Christians by virtue of birth, then I would say this: if there are fewer Christians, that is the failure of us as Christians to show others the life. It is the failure to show people how we live, how we love, because if you see these things you will be a Christian. The failure isn't of birth, but of action towards showing people Jesus. If Christianity dies out simply by virtue of lack of children, then that means those we count as Christians are not truly Christians, because they have not lived the life as instructed. Because we have failed in our duty to show love in all things.

Eric, Montana

Its a mad, mad, mad world

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A while back I mentioned Harvard's decision to ban men from its pool and fitness center six times a week in the interests of "accommodating" Muslim women. Our pal Michael Graham picks up the theme:

In the old days, Harvard would have laughed if some Catholic or evangelical mother urged “girls-only” campus workouts in the name of modesty. Today, Harvard happily implements Sharia swim times in the name of Mohammed.

At Harvard, that’s called progress.

Well put. And thus "progress" comes full circle. In Minneapolis last year, the airport licensing authority, faced with a mainly Muslim crew of cab drivers refusing to carry the blind, persons with six-packs of Bud, slatternly women, etc, proposed instituting two types of taxis with differently colored lights, one of which would indicate the driver was prepared to carry members of identity groups that offend Islam. Forty years ago, advocating separate drinking fountains made you a racist. Today, advocating separate taxi cabs or separate swimming sessions makes you a multiculturalist.

Muslims don't want to scrub up

Then...maybe being a surgeon is against their religion. Ridiculous.