Posted on 05/08/2015 12:59:03 PM PDT by Biggirl
NEW YORK (RNS) Archbishop Jean-Clement Jeanbart of Aleppo is returning to the front line of the real war on Christians, which he calls home — that is, Aleppo in war-torn Syria, where his ancient church faces the threat of extinction.
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Help you??! America is busy attacking Christianity here.
Maybe Creflo Dollar should tak ethe money he was scraping together to buy his $65 Million plane and help the Christians in the Middle East. But he is not the only one who should re-examine their priorities and the fact they are ignoring Christians being slaughtered. I don’t hear any hue and cry from the so-called mainstream churches.
We don’t even take care of Christians in our own country.
Look within, to the nothingness. Then pray, you little prat. Rejoice, when you find heaven is within you.
How are we supposed to help? The whole region is dominated by Satanists that thirst for Christian blood.
Maybe if they want to leave, we can find some way to help them, but if they want to stay in the lion’s den, only God can protect them.
“With God, all things are possible.”
Difference is that Christians here have gotten guns and ammo in America.
Seems this guy should be contacting the Pope at the Vatican, as the church there looks like Scrooge McDuck’s vault when compared to the little piggy banks of Western countries.
But not necessarily likely...
LOL...so true...
Western people and Nations should be helping the Christians Muslims are attacking around the world. We should be helping Israel, too.
0bama, Rice, Clinton, Jarrett all have blood on their hands.
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The same people who float that canard are the ones who would be screaming their heads off about the evil Vatican interfering in international politics if the Vatican actually did arrange for several countries to intervene with armed force to protect Christians.
But more likely, not less.
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