For many Americans the attack on the World Trade Center
on September 11, 2001, was the first time they had considered
the nature of Islam. Were the terrorists motivated by the
true dictates of their religion, or had they hijacked Islam as well
as the planes in a political cause unrelated to the teachings of
Muhammad?
Christianity, Islam and Atheism argues that Islam is a religion
of conquest and subjugation and that in spite of 9/11 and thousands
of other terrorist attacks throughout the world, many
Western people still do not know or admit this truth because it
conflicts with their belief in multiculturalism.
Even many Christians who do not accept a multicultural view
have hesitated to face the militant side of Islam, because they
have chosen to focus on the similarities shared by people of faith
in order to form a common front against the enemies of religious
belief. Some churches have invited Islamic apologists and proselytizers
to speak to congregations who know little to nothing
about the important and irreconcilable differences between Islam
and Christianity.
William Kilpatrick challenges both the multicultural and
common-ground approaches to Islam. He also discusses the
newly aggressive atheism that is attacking religious faith in
general, and Christianity in particular, in order to defend personal
freedom. The civil liberties that Americans and Europeans
take for granted, however, are the fruit of Christian civilization,
Kilpatrick argues, and only a strong and vibrant Christianity will
be able to defend them against a resurgent Islam.
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