Freedom and Christian Identity in Europe

This chapter examines the historical and contemporary significance of freedom in relation to Christian identity in Europe, with a focus on the Aramaic-speaking Christian community in Syria. It explores the origins and spread of Christianity, emphasizing its roots in diverse cultural contexts and the metaphorical importance of historical sites like the Hagia Sophia. Additionally, the discussion critiques the current political ideologies within the Church, highlighting tensions surrounding immigration and the influence of recent leadership.