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 An international think tank warned in a report that multiculturalism is 
feeding radical Islam in the U.K., pointing out that in the past couple of 
decades close to 500 Christian churches have closed in London 
alone while 423 mosques were built. "
British multiculturalists are feeding 
Islamic fundamentalism. 

 Above all, Londonistan, with its new 423 mosques, is built on the 
sad ruins of English Christianity," the Gatestone Institute argued
 in a report released Sunday. It pointed out that since 2001, 
as many as 500 churches in London of all denominations have 
been turned into private homes.
  At the same time, the number of Muslims has grown
 by almost a million. Statistics from the NatCen Social Research 
Institute showed that between 2012 and 2014, the number of 
Britons identifying as Anglicans fell from 21 to 17 percent of 
the population, representing a decrease of 1.7 million people. 

Data from British Social Attitudes surveys also showed that those 
without a religion in England and Wales now outnumber Christians. 
With the decline of Christianity, Britain has been "acquiring an increasingly 
Islamic face," the Gatestone institute warned as it looking at cities such 
as Birmingham, Bradford, Derby, Dewsbury, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, 
Luton, Manchester, Sheffield, Waltham Forest and Tower Hamlets. 

The institute noted that Birmingham, the second-largest British city,
 has hosted several jihadists who have orchestrated attacks and 
there have been petitions asking that British mosques be allowed 
to use their loudspeakers to call Muslims to prayer three times a day.
 Last month, five people were killed in London by a suspected 
Islamic State-linked terrorist. London's Muslim mayor, Sadiq Khan, 
vowed that the city will not cower before terrorism. 

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage, meanwhile, suggested after 
the attack that multiculturalism is further dividing the U.K. 
instead of bringing it together. "The problem with multiculturalism is 
that it leads to divided communities. It's quite different to multi-racialism. 
That's fine, that can work very happily and extremely well. 

But we've finished up with very divided communities," he said. 
According to Gatestone, the number of Islamic sharia courts in 
London has been growing, with 100 of them now officially 
operating in the city. "
 These new courts are based on the rejection of the 
inviolability of human rights: the values of freedom and 
equality that are the basis of English Common Law," 
the think tank warned. 
It criticized figures such as Rowan Williams, 
the former Archbishop of Canterbury, and Chief Justice 
Lord Phillips, who have expressed sympathy toward such courts, 
by arguing that London's changing society is exposing 
people to greater terror dangers. "
The British cultural establishment is rapidly capitulating to 
Islamic fundamentalists in accepting their demands," it said. 
By Stoyan Zaimov, Christian Post Reporte