Panic

Poland was overcome by panic for a reason that everyone knows. Is it justified? Hmm… difficult question. The justification for this panic is the alleged Islamization of Europe, but after it I deal with the decision whether this argument justifies panic, I would like to consider whether Europe is in fact threatened by Islamization. Well, all the signs on earth and in heaven indicate that Islamization is not only threatening Europe, but is already ongoing and getting better. Only a person unfamiliar with the subject or a complete ignorant would argue otherwise. Islam is an expansive religion, as evidenced by history, events around the world, the very definition of Islam, and even the representatives of this ideology themselves openly claim that this is their goal – Islamization. Therefore, any attempts to justify otherwise do not deserve attention and there is no point in discussing it. In one sentence – the fact of the Islamization of Europe is beyond dispute – period. We already know that Islam will sooner or later dominate most of today’s EU, so the question is – should you be afraid of Islam? This question prompts me to reflect on what Islam is trying to take from me? When I analyze what is happening in our free, painfully free Europe, only one concept comes to mind – hedonism, such is Europe today, and its fall from the point of view of a Christian is not a great loss. I really do not know which is better, because utilitarian liberalism with the addition of known ideologies, introduced by force under the false slogan of equality and tolerance, not only enslaves and demoralizes but it destroys the soul itself, while Islam can only kill the body. Moreover, I see a certain benefit in Islamization, when Sharia will be real, I think that this could only strengthen the Church, which today is weak and divided. Persecution has always resulted in the growth of the Church, not only numerically, but also spiritually, unfortunately today’s moral debauchery distracts the faithful from the Church and, consequently, from their relationship with God. In theory, Christians should fear European ideology itself more than Islamization. It is different with atheists and minorities of all kinds, they should be afraid of Islam, because they have a lot to lose, because if they do not completely change their lifestyle, they will lose it, and because they do not deal with the “superstition” of salvation, the loss of this life means the loss of everything, unlike Christians for whom – “… death is a gain …”. (by no means theoretically).

There is another problem with this whole thing, namely: – man clings to his miserable and short existence, believing that he will manage to create an ideology that will somehow end the course of history giving mankind the peace and prosperity of his dreams . Sometimes, when I look at the history of the world, I have the impression that the Hegelian dialectic has actually worked. All civilizations and totalitarianisms disintegrated under the weight of their own power and the pressure of opposing ideologies, and the new ones emerging in their place always seemed to be this synthesis of the previous ones, so history could go on. All these previous civilizations and totalitarianisms have always ended in history, but Islamic totalitarianism seems to be the ending story. It is different with Islam, as with previous totalitarianisms, it grows but does not become powerful, because there is always a conflict within it, the purpose of which is not to introduce a new ideology, but to fight for the purity of this ideology. This struggle will never end because the purity of Islam is so inhuman that there will always be believers who cannot bear it, but who will not deny their faith because there is no other alternative. If Islam were to take over the world then history would have to stop in a permanent conflict over the purity of religion, which would mean that God has no Son. However, since God has a Son, only His coming can end the story.

Therefore, it is worth considering what we are doing today, we want to fight off this extremely bad Islamic ideology, because we are afraid of what it brings and we are doing well, but what do we want to give in return? Medieval people were also afraid of new ideologies, and today’s world would seem extremely bad to them, while we want to defend it. Maybe the next generations born in Islam will remember the backward Europe of pig-eaters who keep dogs at home, wondering – how could you live like this? And what seems terrible to us today, they will recognize as a progress of civilization, just as it seems to us today that medieval, god-fearing man was dark and backward, and we are so developed and civilized.

Ultimately, I think panic is not fully justified, but fears about the future are understandable, changes await us, and these are always preceded by a thrill. It is also puzzling that each collapse of civilization was associated with a fear of what was to come, is it not in our human mentality that the supposed good that we create leads us to what we fear so much? Are we doomed to such dialectics?

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