mozlums **hate** and a group they specifically say they hate…and supposedly *why* they hate…are Christians.
Christians are persecuted more than any other group in the entire world. But it is generally ignored by the world’s populations. Jesus Christ said that Christians would be “hated by the world.”
Hated “by the world,” and by mozlums, whose hatred is demanded by the book of islam’s evil filth.
This isn’t going to change, except to worsen day by day. More kidnappings, more rapes, more murder.
But Jesus did foretell an “end” to it all. “The one that endures to the end, will be saved.”
JSsays
I am always confused when Christians say they’re “The most hated in the world, or persecuted more than any other group in the entire world.” Jews are by far much more hated and no longer exist in many nations throughout the world. And if you don’t mind me saying, many Catholic and some Christians also have no trouble persecuting Jews even today. But don’t get me wrong, I’m a staunch supporter of Christianity, but I’m what one could call a mixture of a Jewish parent and a Christian parent.
So, will you (or someone) please explain this to me? I have not been to a church since I was a child.
somehistorysays
When the reports are made of the persecution on religious grounds around the world, more Christians are persecuted than other religious groups.
In the U.S. there are antisemitism laws….there are no such laws against speaking in insults about Christians.
You could make a mocking joke about Christians and get laughs; but most people would not condemn your joke. Say something about the Jews and the reaction would be different.
Now that the hamas thing is so approved in this country, even the Jews are receiving more abuse. But this is a recent thing, not always tolerated as it is now.
Mr. Raymond Ibrahim, whose parents were from Egypt, but came to the U.S., compiles reports….country by country…for every month. He has a website under his name. He documents the numbers as well as some of the individual accounts of the persecution, rapes, kidnappings, murders from many different nations.
He has written a book about the persecution of Christians from ancient times, “Sword and Scimitar.”
It is true that there are countries where there are no longer Jews. But there are Christians in every nation, so therefore, more to be persecuted. The total number of Christians in the world also outnumber the Jews.
To put that simply: if you buy ten oranges and twenty apples and eat each piece of fruit, you will eat more apples.
Jesus said His followers would be hated. Right out of the gate, so to speak, this was True, as anyone knowing the account of Stephen being stoned to death by his fellow Jews; Peter and John were arrested by their fellow Jews; others of the early Christians were persecuted by the Jews, and the Romans.
As I have written before, the Bible does not approve of hatred based on any such thing as race, religion, etc. Therefore, True Christians do not persecute the Jews. Or anyone else.
Jesus said Christians must ‘be like our Father Who makes it rain upon everyone and makes His sun shine upon everyone.’
If persecution is coming from people who claim Christianity is their religion, they are not living according to Christ’s commands.
to claim to be Chrisitan means one must do to the best of that one’s ability to copy Christ and obey His commands.
The Bible does tell those who ‘love God,’ to “hate what is bad, and to “hate what God hates.”
Proverbs 6 gives a list of the things “God hates.”
Those things are fully evident in islam.
James Lincolnsays
Excellent post, somehistory.
somehistorysays
Thank you very much, James.
C_Theoristasays
“Raped and forced to have the children…”
Would Brianna prefer those babies to have endured another fate?
Tony Ricesays
Just goes to show the spinelessness of Rome and Canterbury, plus the M C B.
D vansays
And, please don’t leave out, the Orthodox Church is the same way!
abu talebsays
For those Christians who are silent watching people being persecuted (Christians or not), remember that
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” Mat 7:21
Nabil Bissadasays
I am originally from Egypt, and I am a member of the Coptic Orthodox Church, which originated in Alexandria, and founded by Mark of the Gospel.
As a Christian I was detained for 6 months: I was accused of helping Muslims to convert to Christianity.
During my incarnation I was tortured, beaten and electrically shocked over my body.
I was released through bail, and I left Egypt, and I was allowed to immigrate to the United States of America, the land of free.
I am one of the 35 million Christians in Egypt who are living under threat from the Islamic government.
James Lincolnsays
Nabil Bissada,
Thank you for sharing that incredibly painful story.
Glad that you are now safe.
God bless.
JSsays
Yes. I agree. So happy that Nabil was able to escape Egypt.
Mikesays
Nabil: I’m really sorry to hear that the government in Egypt treated you that way. You say 35 million Christians in Egypt; I thought it was only 12 million or so. Does the 35 million figure include “crypto-Christians” who may be officially registered as Muslims?
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somehistory says
mozlums **hate** and a group they specifically say they hate…and supposedly *why* they hate…are Christians.
Christians are persecuted more than any other group in the entire world. But it is generally ignored by the world’s populations. Jesus Christ said that Christians would be “hated by the world.”
Hated “by the world,” and by mozlums, whose hatred is demanded by the book of islam’s evil filth.
This isn’t going to change, except to worsen day by day. More kidnappings, more rapes, more murder.
But Jesus did foretell an “end” to it all. “The one that endures to the end, will be saved.”
JS says
I am always confused when Christians say they’re “The most hated in the world, or persecuted more than any other group in the entire world.” Jews are by far much more hated and no longer exist in many nations throughout the world. And if you don’t mind me saying, many Catholic and some Christians also have no trouble persecuting Jews even today. But don’t get me wrong, I’m a staunch supporter of Christianity, but I’m what one could call a mixture of a Jewish parent and a Christian parent.
So, will you (or someone) please explain this to me? I have not been to a church since I was a child.
somehistory says
When the reports are made of the persecution on religious grounds around the world, more Christians are persecuted than other religious groups.
In the U.S. there are antisemitism laws….there are no such laws against speaking in insults about Christians.
You could make a mocking joke about Christians and get laughs; but most people would not condemn your joke. Say something about the Jews and the reaction would be different.
Now that the hamas thing is so approved in this country, even the Jews are receiving more abuse. But this is a recent thing, not always tolerated as it is now.
Mr. Raymond Ibrahim, whose parents were from Egypt, but came to the U.S., compiles reports….country by country…for every month. He has a website under his name. He documents the numbers as well as some of the individual accounts of the persecution, rapes, kidnappings, murders from many different nations.
He has written a book about the persecution of Christians from ancient times, “Sword and Scimitar.”
It is true that there are countries where there are no longer Jews. But there are Christians in every nation, so therefore, more to be persecuted. The total number of Christians in the world also outnumber the Jews.
To put that simply: if you buy ten oranges and twenty apples and eat each piece of fruit, you will eat more apples.
Jesus said His followers would be hated. Right out of the gate, so to speak, this was True, as anyone knowing the account of Stephen being stoned to death by his fellow Jews; Peter and John were arrested by their fellow Jews; others of the early Christians were persecuted by the Jews, and the Romans.
As I have written before, the Bible does not approve of hatred based on any such thing as race, religion, etc. Therefore, True Christians do not persecute the Jews. Or anyone else.
Jesus said Christians must ‘be like our Father Who makes it rain upon everyone and makes His sun shine upon everyone.’
If persecution is coming from people who claim Christianity is their religion, they are not living according to Christ’s commands.
to claim to be Chrisitan means one must do to the best of that one’s ability to copy Christ and obey His commands.
The Bible does tell those who ‘love God,’ to “hate what is bad, and to “hate what God hates.”
Proverbs 6 gives a list of the things “God hates.”
Those things are fully evident in islam.
James Lincoln says
Excellent post, somehistory.
somehistory says
Thank you very much, James.
C_Theorista says
“Raped and forced to have the children…”
Would Brianna prefer those babies to have endured another fate?
Tony Rice says
Just goes to show the spinelessness of Rome and Canterbury, plus the M C B.
D van says
And, please don’t leave out, the Orthodox Church is the same way!
abu taleb says
For those Christians who are silent watching people being persecuted (Christians or not), remember that
“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven.” Mat 7:21
Nabil Bissada says
I am originally from Egypt, and I am a member of the Coptic Orthodox Church, which originated in Alexandria, and founded by Mark of the Gospel.
As a Christian I was detained for 6 months: I was accused of helping Muslims to convert to Christianity.
During my incarnation I was tortured, beaten and electrically shocked over my body.
I was released through bail, and I left Egypt, and I was allowed to immigrate to the United States of America, the land of free.
I am one of the 35 million Christians in Egypt who are living under threat from the Islamic government.
James Lincoln says
Nabil Bissada,
Thank you for sharing that incredibly painful story.
Glad that you are now safe.
God bless.
JS says
Yes. I agree. So happy that Nabil was able to escape Egypt.
Mike says
Nabil: I’m really sorry to hear that the government in Egypt treated you that way. You say 35 million Christians in Egypt; I thought it was only 12 million or so. Does the 35 million figure include “crypto-Christians” who may be officially registered as Muslims?