There’s been much talk of Mark Steyn’s new book America Alone: The End of the World as We Know It and his warning of the use of demographic jihad against the non-Muslim world. But there is another warning he gives in his book that has gone, so far, unnoticed – at least until now. Charles Colson reviews another side of Steyn’e book not widely reported – what we have lost by what we have gained from becoming too much of a secular society.
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ReplyDeleteI like Mark Steyn, he has courage and is politically incorrect enough to see things they really are. I wish we had more people like him. The world would be a better, and safer place.
ReplyDeleteIf Chuck Colson, of all people, thinks "seculars" like me are to blame for what is happening to us, maybe he'd also like to critique Hirsi Ali, Warraq, and Sultan, among others. Thomas Jefferson understood that if someone else didn't share his religious views it neither broke his bones or picked his pocket. Since Mr. Colson is not even in the same ballpark with Mr. Jefferson when it comes to statesmanship I can hardly expect him to understand that, either.
ReplyDeleteSteyn's a cool dude, though.
OMG, the Dem candidates are discussing their religious beliefs and falling all over themselves to out-spiritual each other.
ReplyDeleteI'm just going to go root for the Pope to zing the Islamists again when he hits NYC.