Michael Jones

They're leaving, yeah.

It's a little bit, people are wrestling with the contradictions in the Quran, like the Islamic dilemma.

They're wrestling with the inferiority of their civilization, the superiority of the West.

The moral problems of Muhammad does bother them a lot.

The fact that he did that, yeah.

So, but do the math.

If you take 75% of 2.9, it's gonna get you to around 2.2.

But if you add that 25% to the 2.2, the non-Muslim birth rate, that's gonna make it a little bit higher.

So based on those projections, if 24 to 26% of youth are leaving Islam,

They're not going to take over.

There just isn't.

Now, we as Christians need to get our birth rates up for sure.

We need to combat secularism for sure.

That's a problem.

But at least on this, they're not projected to take over like they thought.

Well, you would think that, but I mean, again, what's the superior culture right now?

It's Western civilization.

As far as force is concerned, yes.

As far as I've seen, I've not seen an ex-Muslim that is like, yeah, I'm still culturally Muslim.

No, they want to become Westerners.