Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’

[Sally]

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’


By PanArmenian

November 16, 2013

Christianity is at risk of extinction in some parts of the world due to growing persecution of minority communities, a minister has warned, according to BBC News.

Baroness Warsi said Christians were in danger of being driven out of countries, such as Syria and Iraq, where the religion first took root.

Syria’s civil war and the instability in Iraq has seen many leave.

Baroness Warsi said politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and appeal for religious tolerance. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington DC, the foreign office minister – who also has responsibility for faith communities – said one in ten Christians were living in countries where they were in a minority.



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[bodecea]

Since when has christianity been in every place in the world?

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

If anyone believes Jesus, they know the OP is untrue.

 

[irosie91]

Since when has christianity been in every place in the world?

How old were you when you were first able to print your name? ------
did you manage it ok? There is nothing in the post that declares
that "CHRISTIANITY HAVE BEEN IN EVERY PLACE IN THE WORLD"---
----although, in fact-----it has been just about everywhere----BUT---
your statement has nothing to do with the post -----try to focus or
take a remedial reading class

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

Why is this a Middle East issue?

It seems to be a topic about Christianity.

 

[irosie91]

Why is this a Middle East issue?

It seems to be a topic about Christianity.

It is very much a topic related to the issues of the middle east-----
the fact that muslims have comitted massive genocides in MANY
parts of the world over the past 1400 years------relates to the problems
non muslims in the middle east face and have faced for more than 1200
years There are christians in the Middle east. In fact ---LOTS ----
there were lots more in places like LEBANON (middle east) SYRIA (middle
east) JORDAN (middle east) -----egypt-----and----even saudi arabia ---
but there numbers have been decimated over the past 1200 years ----same
ios true of jewish populations in those areas--------TO THE POINT OF GENOCIDE---
(remember genocide-----when you and yours dance on the dead bodies of
infants?)

the problem is that lots of people do not enjoy genocide as much as you do

 

[Sally]

If anyone believes Jesus, they know the OP is untrue.

I know a Muslim like you doesn't want to admit it, but so much of the Middle East happened to contain the original followers of Jesus until the Arabs left the Saudi Peninsula and invaded these countries. Are you denying to us that Christians are being thrown into prison for blasphemy and also killed in places like Pakistan? By the way, I find it funny that when one gets on this board and scrolls down toward the end, you will see Mrs. Sherri acting similar to a sentry in a gatehouse waiting to pounce. You should get some fresh air, Mrs. Sherri. You do want to get your Vitamin D from the sun, don't you? I know there are others whose names appear from time to time when I scroll down to see who is viewing, but you seem to be there consistently. You really don't have to view this forum all day long. All these posts will not magically disappear, and you can read them at different times of the day.

For the readers, here is one example of what happened to Christians. If they research, they will find more.

History of Jihad against the Egyptian Coptic Christians (640)

 

[irosie91]

Sally---do you realize WHOM you are addressing?

 

[bodecea]

Since when has christianity been in every place in the world?

How old were you when you were first able to print your name? ------
did you manage it ok? There is nothing in the post that declares
that "CHRISTIANITY HAVE BEEN IN EVERY PLACE IN THE WORLD"---
----although, in fact-----it has been just about everywhere----BUT---
your statement has nothing to do with the post -----try to focus or
take a remedial reading class

So you admit that christianity is not everywhere.

 

[irosie91]

Since when has christianity been in every place in the world?

How old were you when you were first able to print your name? ------
did you manage it ok? There is nothing in the post that declares
that "CHRISTIANITY HAVE BEEN IN EVERY PLACE IN THE WORLD"---
----although, in fact-----it has been just about everywhere----BUT---
your statement has nothing to do with the post -----try to focus or
take a remedial reading class

So you admit that christianity is not everywhere.

try again----I correctly stated that whether or not christianity has been everywhere
or not------has NOTHING TO DO WITH THE FACT---that christian populations are
being decimated in places afflicted with islam. (as far as I know-----I have never met
a christian ROMMULEN------but I have no dubt that there are chrstian VULCANS)

 

[Book of Jeremiah]

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’


By PanArmenian

November 16, 2013

Christianity is at risk of extinction in some parts of the world due to growing persecution of minority communities, a minister has warned, according to BBC News.

Baroness Warsi said Christians were in danger of being driven out of countries, such as Syria and Iraq, where the religion first took root.

Syria’s civil war and the instability in Iraq has seen many leave.

Baroness Warsi said politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and appeal for religious tolerance. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington DC, the foreign office minister – who also has responsibility for faith communities – said one in ten Christians were living in countries where they were in a minority.



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Thank you, Sally. I was reading an issue of VOM - Voice of the Martyrs - they have a monthy magazine for their members - it was reporting on the number of Christians who have been slaughtered in the Middle East nations - according to one report there have been more Christians murdered in this century than any other century recorded prior... that is such a shocking statistic that anyone who claims there is not a serious war being waged against Christians today must not be paying attention to what is going on around the world right now. Thank for being one of the ones who do pay attention! Many thanks for the article. May the LORD bless you mightily. -Jeri

 

[HUGGY]

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’


By PanArmenian

November 16, 2013

Christianity is at risk of extinction in some parts of the world due to growing persecution of minority communities, a minister has warned, according to BBC News.

Baroness Warsi said Christians were in danger of being driven out of countries, such as Syria and Iraq, where the religion first took root.

Syria’s civil war and the instability in Iraq has seen many leave.

Baroness Warsi said politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and appeal for religious tolerance. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington DC, the foreign office minister – who also has responsibility for faith communities – said one in ten Christians were living in countries where they were in a minority.



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Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’

Shouldn't this developement be a problem best addressed by the people in "those" parts of the world?

What business is it here in the US what other countries allow or not in regards to religion?

It seems to me that Christians in the parts of the world that tolorate thier religion should have the only say in the matter. Here in the U S we claim there to be no religious test.

SOOOoooo what is the point of the OP? What does the OP suggest we as Americans do about it? Maybe Christians in the U S should move to these "other parts" of the world and attempt to force these regions to accept Christianity.

 

[Sally]

Sally---do you realize WHOM you are addressing?

If you are referring to the new guy, no. If you are referring to Sherri, yes. Remember that picture The Snake Pit? Sometimes I think that many of these posters are locked away in one of them.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Since when has christianity been in every place in the world?

Am I take it based on your redirection that you're okay with Christians being slaughtered by Muslims throughout the Middle East?

 

[Sally]

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’


By PanArmenian

November 16, 2013

Christianity is at risk of extinction in some parts of the world due to growing persecution of minority communities, a minister has warned, according to BBC News.

Baroness Warsi said Christians were in danger of being driven out of countries, such as Syria and Iraq, where the religion first took root.

Syria’s civil war and the instability in Iraq has seen many leave.

Baroness Warsi said politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and appeal for religious tolerance. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington DC, the foreign office minister – who also has responsibility for faith communities – said one in ten Christians were living in countries where they were in a minority.



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Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’

Shouldn't this developement be a problem best addressed by the people in "those" parts of the world?



What business is it here in the US what other countries allow or not in regards to religion?

It seems to me that Christians in the parts of the world that tolorate thier religion should have no say in the matter. Here in the U S we claim there to be no religious test.

SOOOoooo what is the point of the OP? What does the OP suggest we as Americans do about it? Maybe Christians in the U S should move to these "other parts" of the world and attempt to force these regions to accept Christianity.

It would have been nice, Huggy, if you had stated that each religion should have tolerance for the others so that people could practice their beliefs without fear of being harassed and/or killed. Let's forget about Christians for a moment. Don't you think the Shia in a country like Pakistan should be able to practice his beliefs without constantly being blown up by Sunnis? Why do you think the Shia are moving to Australia? The same with the Ahmadiyya Muslims in Pakistan. Why couldn't they practice their beliefs in peace there and elsewhere and not have to say that the only place they feel safe is in America.

 

[HUGGY]

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’


By PanArmenian

November 16, 2013

Christianity is at risk of extinction in some parts of the world due to growing persecution of minority communities, a minister has warned, according to BBC News.

Baroness Warsi said Christians were in danger of being driven out of countries, such as Syria and Iraq, where the religion first took root.

Syria’s civil war and the instability in Iraq has seen many leave.

Baroness Warsi said politicians had a duty to speak out against persecution and appeal for religious tolerance. In a speech at Georgetown University in Washington DC, the foreign office minister – who also has responsibility for faith communities – said one in ten Christians were living in countries where they were in a minority.



To continue reading, go to:

Christianity 'At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World' Eurasia Review

Christianity ‘At Risk Of Extinction In Some Parts Of World’

Shouldn't this developement be a problem best addressed by the people in "those" parts of the world?



What business is it here in the US what other countries allow or not in regards to religion?

It seems to me that Christians in the parts of the world that tolorate thier religion should have no say in the matter. Here in the U S we claim there to be no religious test.

SOOOoooo what is the point of the OP? What does the OP suggest we as Americans do about it? Maybe Christians in the U S should move to these "other parts" of the world and attempt to force these regions to accept Christianity.

It would have been nice, Huggy, if you had stated that each religion should have tolerance for the others so that people could practice their beliefs without fear of being harassed and/or killed. Let's forget about Christians for a moment. Don't you think the Shia in a country like Pakistan should be able to practice his beliefs without constantly being blown up by Sunnis? Why do you think the Shia are moving to Australia? The same with the Ahmadiyya Muslims in Pakistan. Why couldn't they practice their beliefs in peace there and elsewhere and not have to say that the only place they feel safe is in America.

I would offer the "Shia" the same advice as the Christians. I have no problem with the American Shia showing support for the Shiits under seige in other regions of the world by leaving this country and going to places where they do not tolorate them.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

This is not a Middle Eastern issue.

 

[Sunni Man]

I was reading an issue of VOM - Voice of the Martyrs - they have a monthy magazine for their members - it was reporting on the number of Christians who have been slaughtered in the Middle East nations - according to one report there have been more Christians murdered in this century than any other century recorded prior... that is such a shocking statistic that anyone who claims there is not a serious war being waged against Christians today must not be paying attention to what is going on around the world right now. Thank for being one of the ones who do pay attention! Many thanks for the article. May the LORD bless you mightily. -Jeri

And in the previous 400 years Christians went all over the world murdering and enslaving people in Africa, Asia, Middle East, China, India, Central Asia, and in both North America and South America. .

 

[Sally]

This is not a Middle Eastern issue.

You're right. The Christian Copts now live in Argentina, and all the Christians in Iraq miraculously were moved to Alaska. Those who were residing in Lebanon are now living in the Deep South learning how to say Y'all. Mrs. Sherri is going to teach them how to make grits.

 

[SherriMunnerlyn]

This is not a Middle Eastern issue.

You're right. The Christian Copts now live in Argentina, and all the Christians in Iraq miraculously were moved to Alaska. Those who were residing in Lebanon are now living in the Deep South learning how to say Y'all. Mrs. Sherri is going to teach them how to make grits.

What nonsense!