When? Where? When has it ever borne fruit? Where and when, in the 1,400-year history of jihad, have Christian lands near Muslim lands ever been left alone by the Muslims? When, in that 1,400-year history, have Christians living in Muslim lands ever been granted equality of rights and been treated as full citizens? The Pope is guilt-tripping Christians into accepting mass Muslim migration into Europe while ignoring the history of Islam and denying the doctrines of Islam, and demanding that everyone believe that the situation will be different this time, despite the absolute lack of any reason to believe that it will be. Is he bent on destroying Europe as a home for free societies and obliterating the remnants of Christendom? That certainly will be the result if his exhortations are heeded.
“Leave them; they are blind guides. And if a blind man leads a blind man, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14)
“Pope: coexistence with Muslims ‘is a beautiful flower that promises to bear fruit,'” Asia News, April 1, 2019 (thanks to Lookmann):
Vatican City (AsiaNews) – Coexistence between Christians and Muslims “is a beautiful flower that promises to bear fruit. We must not give up!” knowing that“ there will still be difficulties, many difficulties because unfortunately, there are intransigent groups ”.
Pope Francis confirmed his belief in dialogue on his return from Morocco, a country where “there is freedom of worship, there is religious freedom”, in speaking with journalists during the flight back to Rome. He also said that “now we see the flowers, the fruits will come later. But the flowers are promising ”.
Always, “when there is a fraternal dialogue, there is a relationship at various levels”. “For example: the joint appeal for Jerusalem was a step forward made not by an authority of Morocco and an authority of the Vatican, but by believing brothers who suffer seeing this” City of hope “that is not yet as universal as we all desire it to be: Jews, Muslims and Christians. We all want this. And this is why we have signed this desire: it is a desire, a call to religious fraternity that is symbolized in this city that is all ours. We are all citizens of Jerusalem, all believers ”.
“With Muslim brothers and sisters, we sealed this fraternity in the Abu Dhabi document, and here in Morocco, with this we have all seen a freedom, a welcome, all brothers with such great respect.” “We have seen that it is better to sow hope, to go hand in hand, always ahead”. In Morocco, he said, we have seen, “even in the dialogue we need bridges and we feel pain when we see people who prefer to build walls. Why do we feel pain? Because those who build walls will end up being prisoners of the walls they have built ”.
He later went on to say “but something else is concerning to me: the regression of us Christians when we take away freedom of conscience. Think of the Christian doctors and hospital institutions that do not have the right of conscientious objection, for example, for euthanasia. How? The Church has moved on and you Christian countries go backwards? Think of this because it is a truth. Today, we Christians have the danger that some governments will take away our freedom of conscience, which is the first step toward freedom of worship. The response isn’t easy. But, let’s not accuse Muslims. Let’s accuse ourselves also in these countries where this happens. It is a shame.”…