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 Cardinal Burke: it’s reasonable to be afraid of Islam’s desire to govern
the world
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posted Friday, 22 Jul 2016
[image: Cardinal Burke (AP)]
Cardinal Burke (AP)

The cardinal said the best response was to fortify the Christian foundation
of our societies

Cardinal Raymond Burke has said* there is “no question that** Islam wants
to govern the world”*, and that *Western societies should return to their
Christian roots.*

Speaking to David Gibson of Religious News Service
<http://religionnews.com/2016/07/21/us-cardinal-says-christian-nations-in-west-must-counter-islamic-influx/>,
Cardinal Burke, the patron of the Order of Malta, said *Muslims were
“lovely people” who themselves talked about religion “in a very peaceful
manner”.*

*But *he said* too few people understood the tradition of Islamic thought
on government: that, when Muslims became a majority population, “they have
the religious obligation to govern that country.* If that’s what the
citizens of a nation want, well, then, they should just allow this to go
on. But if that’s not what they want, then they have to find a way to deal
with it.”

Cardinal Burke said that, for anyone “not at peace with the idea of being
under an Islamic government”, it was reasonable to be “afraid” of such a
prospect.

The cardinal was speaking ahead of the publication of a new book, *Hope for
the World: To Unite All Things in Christ
<http://www.ignatius.com/Products/CBI-P/hope-for-the-world.aspx>*. Like
books by Pope Francis and Benedict XVI, and God or Nothing by Cardinal
Robert Sarah, the book takes the form of an extended interview. The
interviewer is Guillaume d’Alançon, a writer who also works for a French
diocese.

In the book, Cardinal Burke says: *“Islam is a religion that, according to
its own interpretation, must also become the State.* The Koran, and the
authentic interpretations of it given by various experts in Koranic law, is
destined to govern the world.

“In reality, *there is no place** for other religions,* even though they
may be tolerated, as long as Islam has not succeeded in establishing its
sovereignty over the nations and over the world.”

The cardinal says that* Islam and Christianity are radically different.* In
the interview with Gibson, he says that Church leaders are mistaken if they
“simply think that Islam is a religion like the Catholic faith or the
Jewish faith”, rather than recognising its ambitions to govern.

He argues that* tolerance is a feature of Christian charity,* and that *the
right response is “to be firm about the Christian origin of our own nation,
*and certainly in Europe,* and the Christian foundations of the government,
and to fortify those”.*

Cardinal Burke has made similar comments in the past. In 2014, he told the
newspaper Una Voce Austria
<http://theradicalcatholic.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/an-intereview-with-cardinal-burke.html>
that “the Muslim life is taking over in countries which were formerly
Christian”, partly thanks to high birthrate.

Last year, the cardinal said in an interview with a French newspaper
<https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&prev=search&rurl=translate.google.co.uk&sl=fr&u=http://www.atlantico.fr/decryptage/cardinal-burke-face-islam-est-pas-deraisonnable-ressentir-certaine-peur-peur-juste-2365587.html/page/0/2&usg=ALkJrhgzEh5gi7HIYjEGVs0ppcaLHFiLPA>:
“we must remember that Islam is a government, not just a religion”.
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