Ready, Set, Go

It's time to start writing again. Expect it to start slowly but to be worthwhile when it gets going. In the meantime, I commented thus on The Belmont Club.

Wretchard had an excellent point about there being nobody there with open arms to take ex-Muslims in and give them a new "family," a new social and/or religious group to give them a sense of belonging and spiritual fulfilment instead of the shattering emptiness of a lonesome, atheist, Nietschean-ubermensch existence. While any Christian church would be glad to open its arms, only the most in-your-face fundamentalist churches would reach out and tell every future ex-Muslim about it. Personally I'd rather see them become Catholic.

Imagine it happening though. An ecumenical advertisement in various publications.

Dear Future Ex-Muslims,

You know that Jihad is a Death Cult. We both know the danger you are in if you leave Islam. But if you leave, at least you don't have to be alone, or settle for a world without God.

Jesus loves you, every one. Everyone can be redeemed.

Tasty.