Chap at the top is claiming “Christianity is part of European identity” but the image contrasts the pagan religions of Europe 2,000 years ago (you can throw in the Celts, Romans and Greeks too) on the left with Christianity which has it’s roots in various Middle Eastern religions (Judaism, Zoroastrianism, etc) on the right.
“Elaha” (ܐܠܗܐ) is the Aramaic for “God” and “Alaha” (ܐܲܠܵܗܵܐ) is the same word in Syriac (both languages used by the early Church), which is similar to other Semitic languages like Hebrew (Elohim) and Arabic (Allah).
It’s a numbers game - more people = more posters = more content.
There are bots you can run that would bring over the content from Reddit but you wouldn’t want it into a standard community as it leads to a lot of posts flooding the community and you get very little engagement. There are bot instances - I’ll have a nose around and see what I can find. There’s usually a community mirroring most medium to large sub’s.
Also, be the change you want to see - if you find a good article, throw it in here. It’s the work of moments.