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>>619835

If Muslims become Christian (apparently they are converting like crazy), and take over the world, my life will be complete. I will watch this, as the conversion of the Muslim world is literally my dream. God bless this man.

>>619852

>muzzies become Christian

>accept the Logos

>the fruit of a thousand years of Muslim Philosophy will revive in the life-giving light of Christ

>reject muhammed and the djinns as demons

plz

>>619863

A man can dream. You must admit it would be amazing if they were all actually Christian and enforced it like they do their laws in the Middle East. 10/10. But it probably won't happen sadly. But what if it does?

>>619874

I've seen several people live on air convert to Christianity or leave Islam from Christian Prince. It's surprising but really true. They'd call in one day guns blazing, and call in later and say I've decided to leave it. Arabs can really destroy Islam because there are loads of resources untranslated, and virtually every English translation is totally false. If you want to learn how to utterly BTFO this non-religion, tune in and you'll learn loads.

Lebanese Christian here. muslims can be some of the most sensitive people about their faith because nobody is allowed to question it. this based guy btfos them on every corner, and is exactly what we need if you want the middle east to become christian once more. Many are leaving islam in droves, as all it has proven to grant them is endless war and sufferring. Especially the people of iraq are fed up with islam, same with Iran. Not surprisingly, the iraqis who actually did keep their faith are the assyrian christians. Iranian islam will fall soon, and will be replaced by christianity, and secondly zoroastrianism.

>>619852

shiites are more likely to become christian imo. Most of them are in iran, iraq, or lebanon. In iran they are sick of living under the islamic regime, which spends all of its money funding wars in the levant. In iraq, the country has seen endless suffering for over a decade, and islam has been at the core of sectarian conflict. In lebanon, almost half the country is christian, so there are a lot of people that can be spoken to about the faith in immediate terms.

Islamic leaders are terrified of measuring and releasing actual data of undeground christian converts in Iran, Iraq, and other nations. Christianity is by no means a dying faith. It may be weakened in Europe, but it is growing like wildfire in China, Indonesia, Africa, and the Middle East.

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