It is no secret that Europe is in a post-modern anti-religious state. More Muslim's attend Friday mosque in England than Christians in churches on Sunday. Yet since his ascension to the papal throne in 1978 John Paul II has inspired growth in developing countries and a popular uprising in his native Poland and other east European states. Will his strong will and example of suffering be a catalyst for a religious reawakening in Europe? Bible prophecy shows at some future point a religious leader will rise on the scene to galvanize dormant religious roots. Read this fascinating column for an interesting analysis of the current Pope's potential legacy.