So no, its not ‘the first time in history’ and it isn’t progress, its madness:
This South American pope is a nightmare.
Yes, dear readers: you are right reminding us that it wasn’t the first time that the Mohammedan war cry ‘allahu akbar’ was heard over the Vatican. In fact, the first time the soldiers of allah sacked Rome was in 812:
Many of us would be startled if we are told that in the 9th century, an Arab fleet based in Sicily sailed up the Tiber and occupied and sacked Rome and the Vatican for days together till they were defeated and expelled by the papal militia along with the armies of the Holy Roman empire and Frankish contingents. This attack was brief, mercifully very brief, but the Arabs could reach Rome – a feat that even Hannibal could not achieve! To be precise the Arab attack took place on August 28, in the year 846 CE when the Arabs arrived at the mouth of the river Tiber and sailed into Rome.
The Arabs did not succeed in entering the fortified inner city of Rome that was defended by the Romans, but the churches of St. Peter and St. Paul, in today’s Vatican that lay outside the fortified boundaries of Rome, were violated by the Arabs. The Pope Leo IV had to briefly flee Rome and appeal for help from the neighboring kingdoms.
For the first time in history, Islamic prayers and readings from the Qur’an will be heard at the Vatican
When will there be Christian prayers and readings from the New Testament at the Grand Mosque in Mecca? Will the Qur’an readings at the Vatican feature these verses? Christians have forgotten part of the divine revelations they received: “From those, too, who call themselves Christians, We did take a covenant, but they forgot a good […]Continue Reading »
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