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Turkey, Christian Discrimination, and Church Pacifist Disarmament

Posted on July 12, 2017 by John M. Snyder

In Christian churches throughout the world, special collections could gather funds to be used for the purchase of personal firearms and ammunition and the distribution of them to worthy people in need of defense for life, liberty, and property. This … Continue reading →

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Steadfast in her Faith, Ibrahim has become a Worldwide Symbol of Christian Persecution

Posted on August 7, 2014 by Georgiana Constantin

Ibrahim had been accused of having converted from Islam to Christianity and she was faulted for having married a Christian, for which she was charged with adultery, as the marriage to her husband, Daniel Wani, was considered invalid under the Islamic Sharia law of Sudan.

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Christian Persecution ‘Not’ the Center Point of Obama’s Vatican Meeting with Pope Francis

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Georgiana Constantin

President Barack Obama’s meeting with His Holiness Pope Francis at the Vatican on March 27 revealed that the topic of Christian persecution, particularly in the Middle East, where it is most acute and is the deliberate target of fundamentalist Islamist militants, was not a White House priority.

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