@dan-saintdominic Are you talking about the crusades against the muslims? You are essentially proving my point, christianity will only fight for and defend its own ideology against another ideology, not caring about who the people following that ideology are.
Second point is great, but as of today, your catholic pope may just be one of the most spineless men in Europe, borderline woke. Christianity is not helping Europe today. Christianity is not even tough enough to help itself, trying to stay relevant at all costs. I am from a protestant country, so I won't speak for you catholics, but we have gay priests and priestesses in Norway today, waving the rainbow flag in the name of Jesus. You are all charlatans.
@dan-saintdominic said in The Future of Europe:
Your priorities are just way out of wack.
Absolutely not. We should most definitely start by deporting every immigrant in Europe. If the people stay in Europe, they will multiply, and they will become more resistant, gain greater influence, seat more positions of power etc. The other points you mention, yes, that needs fixing too. These things are simply solved by going back to a more patriarchal society. It was not christianity that held the sodomy and promescuity at bay, that has always been the men. You fail to realize that high European culture all arose after christianity gradually lost its influence. Christianity is nonsense, people are king. Christianity kept Europe in its dark ages for centuries. If it were not for brave men having the guts to challenge christianity, no high European culture would have risen.
European identity for the past 150 years? No, we have had the rise of national identity. These identities clashed, but with good help from our fellow jooz, putting us up against each other. I want European identity to rise, so we can fight this evil together, and then, Europe may fall back into national identities.
Adding a little text: What I want to emphasize is that Europe is Europe not because of its religion, but because of its people. The greeks were not christian, the roman arguably implemented christianity as a tool of power. Look at christian latin America, it is in a mostly laughable state, despite being more christian than any place in modern Europe. What latin America does have however, is a mongrel population, reflected in the state of their countries. Yes. Great things has sprung out from christianity, and christianity has funded and been a huge inspiration to great artist like Michelangelo, but at the end of the day, christianity is enslavement of the masses, and power to the few, and I will not stand for it.
Here's your great pope going at it