Tag Archives: Catholic Church

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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Ireland Says Yes to Gay Marriage: What Does it Say About Religious Freedom?

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Georgiana Constantin

It is now obvious that Ireland has entered a new era which, although may be considered as the polar opposite of its religious beginnings, can also be seen as a reactionary stage which might in the end turn out to alter the fabric of society in unexpected and irreversible ways. Continue reading →

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UK leaders sound alarm over persecution of Christians in the Middle East

Posted on January 24, 2014 by Georgiana Constantin

The 2013 Christmas season brought with it the clarion call sounded by the Prince of Wales and a series of UK leaders over the dwindling population of Christians in the Middle East, where “Christianity was, literally, born.” Speaking at Clarence House in London, Prince Charles addressed religious leaders, following visits to both the Coptic Orthodox and the Syrian Orthodox Churches.

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