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Ahmed al-Atar is a handsome 23-year-old with a neat, trimmed beard, tailored white robes, and rectangular wire-glasses. He speaks perfect American-English, and quickly shows that he knows London, Los Angeles and Paris better than most westerners. Sitting back in his chair in an identikit Starbucks, he announces: "This is the best place in the world to be young! The government pays for your education up to PhD level. You get given a free house when you get married. You get free healthcare, and if it's not good enough here, they pay for you to go abroad. You don't even have to pay for your phone calls. Almost everyone has a maid, a nanny, and a driver. And we never pay any taxes. Don't you wish you were Emirati?"
This may seem like a silly question, given the location, but is there any known missionary work happening in Dubai?
This may seem like a silly question, given the location, but is there any known missionary work happening in Dubai?
Reading many parts of this essay, especially those that talk about the slave underclasses, I kept thinking to myself "these people need to hear the gospel!".