That's the political statement used by Sarkozy (for instance) to blame others for problèmes du jour. It's a very slippery rope.
So many shifts and things have happened since christianity enters the european continent that it can't hardly be the foundation of the common european identity. Just look at who started the EU in the 50's and led us to believe in an european dream.
Point given: it's an argument used to antagonize proponents (nationalist leaders and `muslims`(whatever that group really is)).
So many shifts and things have happened since christianity enters the european continent that it can't hardly be the foundation of the common european identity. Just look at who started the EU in the 50's and led us to believe in an european dream.
Point given: it's an argument used to antagonize proponents (nationalist leaders and `muslims`(whatever that group really is)).