Bill, one of the biggest stories of the past few days, especially when it comes to followers of your work in

ministry, is A. H. H. E. H. E. H. Lee's claim that she is now a Christian.

Now let's take a look at her essay and for anyone I'm familiar with her she was

considered one of the most prominent atheists since the early 2000s. She's a

refugee from Somalia with a Muslim background. She's a refugee from Somalia with a Muslim background.

She's a victim of female genital mutilation,

a former Dutch politician, and now an American and mother.

I'm sure, Bill, that people have been sending you information on her and

this story.

Yes, we have British friends who sent us copies of the large spread in the London Times about the story of her

turning to Christianity away from atheism and this is causing quite a ripple in the

UK.

The Egyptian intellectual Hussein Ababakur Mansour

wrote in reaction to the news that, quote,

Ayan Hersi Ali's announcement of embracing Christianity is one of the biggest

pivotal moments culturally since 9-11 and I don't know how many people actually realize that. I N. Hersi Ali was the poster child

of what the new atheist promised Islam. Not just is she saying that she is not certain

about that promise anymore, She is saying that she

isn't even certain about the promise of the future the new atheist could afford

themselves." End of quote there and then Monsieur continued, quote, as Western elites ditched Ayan for the Islamists,

Iyan turned to the ancient fort of Christianity for a last escape.

Ayan's decision to convert prompts a series of very big questions that go to the heart of

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