Europe’s Right to Remain European: Why Preserving Christian Civilization Is a Moral Responsibility

Stone village street with historic cottages, a stone bridge, and green hedges along a winding road.

Europe’s immigration debate is often presented as a question of economics, labor shortages, or humanitarian obligation. We are told that aging populations require additional workers, that prosperous societies have a duty to welcome those fleeing hardship, and that opposition to current immigration policies stems primarily from prejudice or fear. This framing overlooks … Read more