The Conversion of Magdi Allam to Roman Catholicism is Slap on the Face of Moslems in Egypt
The Pope Benedict XVI has baptized Magdi Allam in an Easter vigil mass at St Peter's Basilica in Vatican city late on Saturday, March 22, 2008. The new name of the Egyptian born Moslem is now Christiano; very nice sexy name. Living in Italy for 35 years, he has said he never cared about Islam and definitely he hated it. Allam, an editorial writer and deputy publisher of the mass-circulation Corriere della Sera. Christiano sent a message to the Vatican to proceed and not necessarily be cautious in trying to convert the Moslems to Christianity or for that matter to Roman Catholicism. Christiano who is married to a Roman Catholic Italian woman stressed that through his public baptizing by the pope this "sent an explicit and revolutionary message to the Church that until now has been too cautious in the conversion of Muslims." On the other hand no one can criticize the kind of flamboyant Pope that he had baptized Christiano in public and in the process he humiliated Moslems w...