Matt Fradd

And it's the priest's house.

And they have a couple of people around the perimeter with cell phones to call if the police are coming.

They always have a birthday cake in the fridge so they can quickly turn the holy mass celebration into someone's birthday if they have to.

And this, I'm sitting across from them and I just feel so ashamed at how cowardly I sometimes am about my faith.

And I look at these people and I'm,

I'm really proud of them.

They're like, would you like to come and talk?

And I'm like, I don't, I mean, yes, but also no.

They talked about this conference they tried to have and it was in a barn.

In Saudi Arabia?

Yeah.

Okay, conference might be too strong a word, but it was some gathering at a barn.

And the police pulled over because there was a bunch of shoes outside of the barn.

And they said to me, you wouldn't be executed.

They just, that's great.

Yeah, I'll tell my wife, you'll just be deported.

But if you lived there, you'd be beheaded.

Maybe you and I can go.

What do you, I mean, it's easy to point to Islam and point out the errors, and fair enough, we should always do that.

But also, what does that say about us, that we have apostatized as a nation and abandoned Christ and the faith?