Attacks on churches are a harsh reality in many countries. But Saudi Arabia is not one of them. The birthplace of both Islam and Wahhabi radicalism, this country of more than 35 million people has more than a handful who would be up for the task. But no matter how much radical passion you have, it’s hard to detonate yourself inside something that doesn’t exist. No churches are allowed here. Not even North Korean-style “sham churches” that give a spooky semblance of religious freedom. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia refuses even to pretend. The answer is simply no.