I think it's fine sending Bibles in and for those who are genuinely called to foreign nations. But when you're going into a known hostile nation in the ME, where it's clearly against 'their laws' to convert their people and as a Christian you basically shun their law...then you're leaving yourself open for being attacked, and possibly be imprisoned or have your life taken.......so most should understand that risk before going. I agree that "turning the other cheek " is more times than not misapplied to many situations they end up finding themselves in, and often taken out of context. Like the verses which read ...eat, drink and be merry..doesn't mean you go out on the town.
I have no problem opposing Islam and it's teachings....I have a serious problem with those in our country who think we should accept those who practice Islam......they are not in this country to become Americans...rather to convert our nations peoples...and this includes when Christians make attempts to convert Muslims, who will tell you what you want to hear, engage in conversation, but their intent is to convert you.
I totally agree. I stay as far away from Muslims as I can. I don't mess with them but I stay away. When I was in Minnesota it was getting crazy. Now I am in South Dakota. Have not seen any here. But if we don't do something, then they will be everywhere.
As for the Bibles. I agree. I think that if you decide to go ahead with it, don't expect our government to get involved. I would never set out to be a martyr, but if it comes to denying Christ or death. I'll take death. But I will take as many of them out as I can on the way. St. Michael, pray for us!