Bublikov, V.V. Islamization of Europe as the consequence of dechristianization and demographic crisis.

Abstract: This article analyzes the preconditions and the consequences of the process of “Islamization”, which has spread across Europe. Comparison of sociological data on religion in Europe, Russia and the USA reveals that “Islamziation” of Europe is the aftermath of dechristianization and demographic crisis. The expansion of Muslim community in Europe, which has already exceeded 44 million, will continue, due to high birth rates of Muslim families and immigration. As it seems, the most balanced way to overcome the issues of adversity between native Europeans and the Muslim community, is to reinforce Christian values and morals among native Europeans, which will lead to improvement in demographics, and, as a result, to severe reduction of immigration. Moreover, the Christian renaissance in Europe will allow to improve the standing between the Christian and Muslim communities on the basis of the Islamic dogmata of peaceful coexistence of adherents of monotheistic religions.

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