Michael Jones

That's a good question.

Yeah, I don't actually know.

I've not seen that though is what I'll say.

A lot of the people that I deal with, a lot of the ex-Muslims I talk to, they become Christian or they're atheist and they're more westernized than anything else.

I think one of the good things we need to remember is what we know is that Christianity really has saturated the world and its culture.

People think like Christians, even if they don't realize it, whether you're Muslim or not.

I mean, like this is why people are so bothered by the moral problems of Muhammad today.

And they weren't a thousand years ago because Christianity has saturated our culture and made it implemented in our brains that having sex with children is wrong.

The ancients didn't think like that.

The Greeks, the Romans didn't.

The scholar John Martins notes that early Christians coined a new term that meant child corrupter because they didn't want to use the traditional term that meant child lover.

So they coined a new Greek term, child corrupter.

And they really started pushing this culture that having sex with children is wrong, which wasn't the norm in the ancient pagan culture.

And in Islam, it was normal as well to have sex with children.

And what is why do we now think that's all evil?

Has everything to do with Christianity changing the culture?

The only reason slavery is gone is because of Christianity.

You know, like when missionaries went off to Morocco, abolitionists went there.

They went to one of the governors there and they were like, we're here to campaign against slavery.

And the governor there in Morocco said, well, we can't.