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The Persecution Of Christians Is Intensifying

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by poncho, Jul 27, 2015.

  1. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    There is very little that the entire world seems to agree upon, but there is one very frightening trend that is now taking hold literally all over the globe. A passionate hatred of Christianity is sweeping across the planet, and very few global leaders have been willing to step forward and speak out against this rising persecution of Christians. In many parts of the Middle East, Africa and Asia, believers are being relentlessly attacked by extremists, churches are being destroyed, and laws are being passed to try to prevent the spread of the Christian faith. In some areas, the violence has become so extreme that Christians knowingly risk their own lives just to go to church services each week. Would you risk your life to go to church? In North America and Europe, the persecution is often more subtle. Even though violent attacks are still fairly rare, Christian beliefs are being undermined by new laws, comedians and television shows regularly mock the Christian faith, and many employers will immediately mentally disqualify a potential candidate for a job if they discover that an individual is a Bible-believing Christian. Sadly, this is just the beginning. In the years ahead, those that choose to be followers of Jesus Christ will face even greater persecution than we have seen already.

    When most people think of “Christian persecution”, they immediately think of what is happening in the Middle East. And without a doubt, what ISIS is doing to Christians in Iraq and Syria is beyond horrifying. But that is only part of the story. In this article, I am going to share with you 10 examples that show how the persecution of Christians is intensifying as anti-Christian hatred sweeps the world, and most of them are from outside the Middle East. I have specifically done this to show that this is truly a global phenomenon.

    But to start off this list, let’s begin with how ISIS has been treating Christians in areas that they have conquered…

    Continue . . . http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/the-persecution-of-christians-is-intensifying-as-anti-christian-hatred-sweeps-the-entire-world
     
  2. Revmitchell

    Revmitchell Well-Known Member
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    I am quite sure we have not seen nothing yet in this country.
     
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    McCree79 Well-Known Member
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    "Yet"..... You think something is coming?

    I agree we have not seen persecution like the Middle East or North Korea. I would call ours a soft persecution. One that undermines its belief system in a attempt to discredit. It is not the physical, direct assault that plagues other parts of the world. I pray that God comforts his children in those areas.
     
  4. plain_n_simple

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    The sheep will be persecuted more intensely and some killed, the goats will be taxed a bit more but generally left alone.
     
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    McCree79 Well-Known Member
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    ....and do not harm the oil and wine!
     
  6. plain_n_simple

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    lol, that's not til a bit later...
     
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