Posted on 12/04/2016 1:29:28 PM PST by Kid Shelleen
Do Christians have a future in the region where their religion was born? The Christian population continues to dwindle across the Middle East, due in part to persecution by extremist groups. An international conference starting Monday at Villanova University looks to bring the issue — and potential solutions — into sharp focus --SNIP-- “They openly admit and execute genocide against large groups of Christians, like the Yazidis and the Syrian Christians and the Chaldeans and others,” he tells KYW Newsradio. “But it ought to be pointed out that there are Islamic groups that try to protect Christians.
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“persecution by extremist groups”
euphemism for terroristic genocidal onslaught by rabid Islamists!
Thanks for posting this! I didn’t know about this conference, and I actually might be able to attend. Trying to see if I can re-arrange my life for the next couple of days.....
Other than that, good article. Glad somebody is paying attention. Though paying attention is not enough, it's a necessary first requirement.
Oooo. Campus safe spaces and Play Dough will be in order, surely, if not a bawling snit fit, boycott and cancellation, first.
We can be sure that obama will not be attending....
Do Christians have a future in the region where their religion was born?
Persecutions?
More like crucifixions for many over there
My Alma mater. I’m very thankful to see this discussion being held and hope some real plans are put into action. I have work or I’d go myself. Hopefully, it will be well documented and available.
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