Staff Reports
America is witnessing a transformation right under its nose, and it’s a story of crosses making way for crescents. Christians across the nation are seeing their beloved churches turned into mosques, and many wonder: who’s to blame for this troubling trend? Is it the hard-working local families attending Sunday service, or is there a deeper issue?
The rise of mosques replacing churches isn’t just about a shift in religious architecture. It’s about the unsettling impact of liberal policies that have neglected the spiritual foundations of the country. While politicians bicker on Capitol Hill, our American traditions are being trampled and our values swapped out like yesterday’s newspaper.
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— Ken LaCrosse (@KenLacrosse) May 21, 2025
One might argue that this conversion crisis reflects a nationwide decline in church attendance, a byproduct of the secular agenda pushed by the left. When schools no longer teach the Ten Commandments and city councils are barred from starting meetings with a prayer, it’s no surprise churches are shutting their doors. Conservatives understand that America was built on the convictions found in those structures. Abandoning them means abandoning a part of who we are.
Some might say it’s an inevitable shift. After all, they argue, the growing Muslim population wants places to worship too. But consider this — why is only one religious community expanding? Isn’t the chokehold of political correctness and multiculturalism, driven by liberal elites, directly hurting Christian communities?
The issue runs deeper than just bricks and mortar. It involves defending the American identity, which is under siege by the forces of globalism and a politically correct culture that refuses to prioritize our heartland values. Are Americans prepared to give up so easily, or will they defend their heritage before their churches all have crescent moons?
