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Christians face dismal plight in Islamic realms
Washington Times ^
| 11/06/01
| Julia Duin
Posted on 11/05/2001 11:53:17 PM PST by kattracks
Edited on 07/12/2004 3:35:55 PM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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The Oct. 28 attack by Islamic militants on a Pakistani church that left 16 dead dramatizes the plight of Christians in Muslim-ruled countries, and according to several human rights organizations it's a dismal one.
In many of those countries, Christians cannot openly practice their religion, nor attempt to convert others to it. Churches are not even allowed in Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan, and in other Islamic countries there are severe restrictions on where they can build and to whom they can preach the Gospel.
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posted on
11/05/2001 11:53:17 PM PST
by
kattracks
To: kattracks
so whats new?
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bttt
To: kattracks
Now the Christian world will find out what Jews and Hindus have faced first hand. The muslims view the entire world within the context of muslim and non-muslim and these attitudes are not surprising.
To: kattracks
Just keep repeating out loud "Islam is a Peaceful Religion Islam is a Peaceful Religion Islam is a Peaceful Religion Islam is a Peaceful Religion, Multiculturalism is Good Multiculturalism is Good Multiculturalism is Good Multiculturalism is Good"
To: kattracks
This whole article is BS. Islam is a peaceful religion. The President told me so.
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posted on
11/06/2001 5:20:48 AM PST
by
aomagrat
To: kattracks
Comming to America soon.
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posted on
11/06/2001 5:24:54 AM PST
by
mbb bill
To: aomagrat
Yeah, and remember Oprah did too! So it must be true!
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