Author Topic: Islam Overtaking Catholicism in France (Read 3200 times)

Augstine Baker · « **on:** August 18, 2011, 02:01:42 PM »

Islamic mosques are being built more often in France than Roman Catholic churches, and there now are more practising Muslims in the country than practising Catholics.

Nearly 150 new mosques currently are under construction in France, home to the biggest Muslim community in Europe. The mosque-building projects are at various stages of completion, according to Mohammed Moussaoui, the president of the Muslim Council of France (CFCM), who provided the data in an August 2 interview with the French radio station RTL.

The total number of mosques in France has already doubled to more than 2,000 during just the past ten years, according to a research report "Constructing Mosques: The Governance of Islam in France and the Netherlands." France's most prominent Muslim leader, Dalil Boubakeur, who is rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris, recently called for the number of mosques in the country to be doubled again – to 4,000 – to meet growing demand.

http://www.hudson-ny.org/2355/france-islam-overtaking-catholicism

h/t: http://www.realclearreligion.com/

Sigismund · « **Reply #1 on:** August 18, 2011, 04:48:22 PM »

So much for the daughter for the Church.

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #2 on:** August 18, 2011, 05:36:09 PM »

Quote from: Sigismund

So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

spouse of Jesus · « **Reply #3 on:** August 19, 2011, 12:05:19 AM »

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Quote from: Sigismund
So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

I don't know how you put it. But among us, France is known as the land of wine, poetry, softness, fops and dandy men AND HUMAN DOLLS.
I think France is making a prostitute of herself by giving such an image of french women without knowing how many people flood it just for ###.
There is a joke: Don't take your wife with yourself when going to France, as you don't bring your sandwich to restaurant.
And for some branches of islam, looking at kafir women and enjoying things with them is not sinful. Because they are kafir and don't have full dignity.
Now the First daughter as you call it, is turned into a place where anyone who has any repressed desire comes to empty himself/herself.
(sorry for being blunt but somethings have to be said).

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #4 on:** August 19, 2011, 07:37:03 AM »

Quote from: spouse of Jesus

Quote from: Augstine Baker
Quote from: Sigismund
So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

I don't know how you put it. But among us, France is known as the land of wine, poetry, softness, fops and dandy men AND HUMAN DOLLS.
I think France is making a prostitute of herself by giving such an image of french women without knowing how many people flood it just for ###.
There is a joke: Don't take your wife with yourself when going to France, as you don't bring your sandwich to restaurant.
And for some branches of islam, looking at kafir women and enjoying things with them is not sinful. Because they are kafir and don't have full dignity.
Now the First daughter as you call it, is turned into a place where anyone who has any repressed desire comes to empty himself/herself.
(sorry for being blunt but somethings have to be said).

Yes, yet another byproduct of feminism is that rather than engaging in the normal cycle of things, in matrimony, liberated women seek out men who have absolutely no respect for them or their feminist ideology.

Wessex · « **Reply #5 on:** August 19, 2011, 04:40:34 PM »

I have yet to see a feminist openly criticise a Muslim; they both seek common cause against the European male! And countless affluent educated women will likely point to years of oppression as the cause of immigrant rioting. So long as they are miles away from the trouble.

spouse of Jesus · « **Reply #6 on:** August 19, 2011, 05:14:13 PM »

Democracy means that it is the majority that rules and decides (by votes). So in case moslems are the majority, their law will be the rule. Then sharia law=democrate law. And moslams will flood Europe either as liberal modern moslem who want to escape ME at any cost, or as devout fundi ones who plan to conquer the world by spreading and increasing their number.
The western women have to choose between giving birth and being ruled by moslems. The aging of the population is no joke, islam has really young population. (the average Iranian person is 25 year old!).
But having kids means providing them with security of a house with a permanent father. Jumping from one boyfriend to another is not kid-friendly. Pregnancy means trouble, providing for a house means trouble. And it is not compatible with selfish individualism.
So they won't really accept. Who knows? maybe for them childbearing and being a wife is harder than being veiled and oppressed!

Daegus · « **Reply #7 on:** August 19, 2011, 05:43:18 PM »

"Catholic" states need to abandon their apostatical ways and do the appropriate Catholic thing: Ban the public practice of all false religions, stop mass-immigration and expatriate all those who resist these laws.

Sigismund · « **Reply #8 on:** August 19, 2011, 08:33:05 PM »

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Quote from: Sigismund
So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

:roll-laugh1:

Sigismund · « **Reply #9 on:** August 19, 2011, 08:33:48 PM »

Quote from: spouse of Jesus

Quote from: Augstine Baker
Quote from: Sigismund
So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

I don't know how you put it. But among us, France is known as the land of wine, poetry, softness, fops and dandy men AND HUMAN DOLLS.
I think France is making a prostitute of herself by giving such an image of french women without knowing how many people flood it just for ###.
There is a joke: Don't take your wife with yourself when going to France, as you don't bring your sandwich to restaurant.
And for some branches of islam, looking at kafir women and enjoying things with them is not sinful. Because they are kafir and don't have full dignity.
Now the First daughter as you call it, is turned into a place where anyone who has any repressed desire comes to empty himself/herself.
(sorry for being blunt but somethings have to be said).

Human dolls?

Raoul76 · « **Reply #10 on:** August 19, 2011, 10:46:32 PM »

Augstine Baker said:

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Sigismund said:
So much for the [ eldest ] daughter [ of ] the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

And before he can try anything funny, her macho Latin Father will catch him hiding in the closet, give him a huge black eye and kick him out of the house.

Augstine Baker · « **Reply #11 on:** August 19, 2011, 10:54:52 PM »

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Augstine Baker said:
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Sigismund said:
So much for the [ eldest ] daughter [ of ] the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

And before he can try anything funny, her macho Latin Father will catch him hiding in the closet, give him a huge black eye and kick him out of the house.

Not possible. Mom sent him packing and he moved back to Palermo.

spouse of Jesus · « **Reply #12 on:** August 20, 2011, 12:50:06 AM »

Quote from: Sigismund

Quote from: spouse of Jesus
Quote from: Augstine Baker
Quote from: Sigismund
So much for the daughter for the Church.

She's got a new boyfriend named Mohammed.

I don't know how you put it. But among us, France is known as the land of wine, poetry, softness, fops and dandy men AND HUMAN DOLLS.
I think France is making a prostitute of herself by giving such an image of french women without knowing how many people flood it just for ###.
There is a joke: Don't take your wife with yourself when going to France, as you don't bring your sandwich to restaurant.
And for some branches of islam, looking at kafir women and enjoying things with them is not sinful. Because they are kafir and don't have full dignity.
Now the First daughter as you call it, is turned into a place where anyone who has any repressed desire comes to empty himself/herself.
(sorry for being blunt but somethings have to be said).

Human dolls?

Beautiful girls whose picture appear on any product imported from France.

Ethelred · « **Reply #13 on:** August 20, 2011, 04:51:17 AM »

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So much for the daughter for the Church.

The saying goes like this: France was the first daughter of the Church but became the worst one.

I think the saying is true, and obviously is has been one of the main reasons why the Jєωιѕн controlled Freemasons had their 1789 revolution in France, which affects the entire Europe and beyond until today.

Today, 1789 is still being celebrated in most parts of Europe as "victory". Also outside France we have been totally brainwashed with the super-duper French 1789 revolution in school, at university, in the media, etc. The so called "Holy Father" BXVI thinks his baby named Vatican II is the "reconciliation of 1789 with the Church". That speaks volumes.

In my following post I'd like to quote a wise Englishman about one of the French Revolution's effects.

The immanent collapse of the world's financial system with its severe consequences (like cινιℓ ωαrs, wars and probably a world war) will mean a turn of eras. The enemies of our Lord, who also did 1789, try to convert this partly self-made turn of eras to their own use (NWO), but Almighty God will have the last word.

I am sure that this turn of eras will mean the correction of 1789, and so it is a scourge of God for the better. But since we know how bloody 1789 was, we can not expect that correction to be a cake-walk. So let's fasten our seat-belts, because the party is over soon!

P.S. The Islam invading apostate Europe is "just" one pawn in this destroy-the-old-European-order "game".

Ethelred · « **Reply #14 on:** August 20, 2011, 04:52:03 AM »

Eleison Comments VII
Sunday, August 19, 2007

Austerlitz

I love battlefields. Silent monuments of the battles of the ages, those turning-points of history where men were ready to die so that their cause might prevail. Men will not usually die for trifles. They will often die for their religion, where their highest and deepest convictions are at stake. In fact whenever men are ready to die for a cause which does not seem to be religious, that cause can often prove upon examination to have been, in effect, their real religion. What is life ? Battles tell !

So when several months ago I found myself purely by accident within a half-hour car-ride of the battlefield of Austerlitz, I had myself as soon as possible taken out there. Austerlitz, in the now Czech Republic about 70 miles north of Vienna, is where on the wintry Sunday morning of December 2, 1805, Napoleon achieved one of his greatest military victories by crushing with his Revolutionary French army the numerically superior joint Austrian-Russian army of the Third Coalition mounted against him. After the battle, featured towards the beginning of Tolstoy’s famous novel “War and Peace”, Russian survivors limped back to Russia, and the Austro-Hungarian Empire both lost much territory and was forced to pay a large war indemnity. French Revolutionary presence and influence made a major advance on the map of Europe. To this day a Paris railway station carries the name of Austerlitz (like Waterloo in London).

How did Napoleon achieve such a victory ? Mainly, as one learns on site, by the “Lion’s Leap”. Soon after battle was joined, he struck hard at the weakened center of the Coalition line, broke it in two and overwhelmed the strong but now surrounded enemy left wing. Had the “lion” struck at the center because he guessed or knew that the enemy were weak there? The history books probably say it was his military genius. On the battlefield one learns that the “lion” was tipped off…

Engraved in the bronze presentation mounted for visitors on the hillock from which Napoleon commanded the opening of the battle is the fact that on the night before he received a visit from someone who revealed to him the Austrian General Weyrother’s plan to mass the Allies’ attack against the French right wing to cut off their retreat to Vienna. This concentration to the south is what weakened the Austrian-Russian center. In effect, one could say that the visitor provided Napoleon with his victory. Who was he ?

A French spy ? An Austrian traitor ? Very possibly neither and both. In other words, a Freemason working for the triumph of the liberal Revolution over the still Christian empires of Austro-Hungary and Russia. In nearby Austerlitz Castle, which gave the battle its name, an exhibit for tourists shows portraits of the generals who took part in the battle. On the side of the Coalition, they are all older men, aristocrats, looking serious and responsible. On the French side they are all younger men, few if any aristocrats, with a wild gleam in their eyes. Truly, a new world taking over… And the Christian world today? -- Kyrie eleison.

Bishop Richard Williamson
La Reja, Argentina