http://ignatiusinsight.com/features2005/schall_martyrsbombers_aug05.asp

Fr. James V. Schall, S.J.

(Ignatius Insight) – By its record and its own theological presuppositions, Islam itself does not have and does not seek to have a regime of neutrality or tolerance. Its civil polities now and historically unite Islam and the state in various configurations. What Islam practices for non-Muslims within areas it politically controls, as Bat Ye’or has graphically shown in Eurabia, is a theory and practice of subservience. Jews and Christians may be given a special place of subservience, sometimes called tolerance, but it is still subservience. The Copts in Egypt are perhaps the longest lasting example of this. The persecution of Christians in Sudan is the most graphic example.”

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