Sarkozy Arabic the Language of the Future

The Brussels Journal

The noose continues to contract around the neck of the EU, as it relentlessly caves and retreats toward Islamic domination.  This is all part of the Islamification of Europe.  

On the other hand the Church needs to take heed as the only way the church is going to have any penetration into Islam is that there are going to have to be preachers and teachers that can read, write, and speak Arabic, to be able to be able to speak to the ever increasing numbers of those in Europe and around the world who are deceived into Islam’s awaiting bloody jaws.

Here it is that people are being sucked into a religion who’s language virtually no Christian speaks, no Christian can read, and no Christian can write, which greatly harms the ability of Christians to be able to turn again these lost, much less be able to counter the doctrines and teachings these people are being taught as we as everything now stands can not directly address what is being said and taught,

Islam is one of the altogether largest mission fields in this day and hour and especially all through Europe.  We need to work while it is yet day in Europe, for the night cometh there when no man shall be able to work.  Arabic is now a must learn language for Christians of all bible believing stripes.  The time is short, make your salvation and your witness count out in the field wherever you have been planted.

The French government is strongly advocating the teaching of Arabic language and civilization in French schools. Not surprising, considering the number of Arabs and Muslims in France, and the unctuous deference with which they are treated by officials, beginning notably with Nicolas Sarkozy, who cannot praise enough the splendor of Arabic contributions to the world.

The French National Assembly was the scene of a meeting earlier this month of the first Conference on the Teaching of Arabic Language and Culture, attended by a variety of interested parties. There was much wearisome blather about the need for "dialogue."

In his message to the participants, French President Nicolas Sarkozy called Arabic the "language of the future, of science and of modernity," and expressed the hope that "more French people share in the language that expresses great civilizational and spiritual values."

"We must invest in the Arabic language (because) to teach it symbolizes a moment of exchange, of openness and of tolerance, (and it) brings with it one of the oldest and most prestigious civilizations of the world. It is in France that we have the greatest number of persons of Arabic and Muslim origin. Islam is the second religion of France," Sarkozy reminded his listeners.

He proceeded to enumerate the various "advances in terms of diversity," the increase in Muslim sections of cemeteries, the training of imams and chaplains and the appointments of ministers of diverse backgrounds.

"France is a friend of Arabic countries. We are not seeking a clash between the East and West," he affirmed, emphasizing the strong presence of Arab leaders at the founding summit of the Union for the Mediterranean, last July 13. "The Mediterranean is where our common hopes were founded. Our common sea is where the principal challenges come together: durable development, security, education and peace," added the French president.