Given the persecutional and genocidal treatment of Jews in Europe over millenia by Christians, the treatment of Muslims, and the elimination of the Earth-based religions of early Europe, to avoid mentioning some kind of religious partnership and mutual respect in the designed future of Europe is irresponsible and gives the impression that Christians are unaware of the perils inherent in being triumphal, intolerant, and without a  caring vision of diversity. "Proclamation of the Gospel" all too often implies evangelization, structural discrimination, and forceful pressures to hold people down who are different from those in power. Have we not seen enough of what that yields?