This looks promising: an English-language documentary on the Muslim Brotherhood’s planned, systematic burning of over 70 Coptic churches in Egypt, August 2013, just weeks following the popular overthrow of the ruthless, sharia-based government of Mohamed Morsi. Will it discuss the Obama administration’s unwavering support of Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood? Or Koranic and hadith support for […]
Islamic indoctrination taking place in Georgia public schools
Yes, in “Jimmy Carter Georgia.” Georgia Public Schools are teaching key components of Islamic dawah: “schools are reportedly forcing students to learn the Five Pillars of Islam—the creed one must learn to convert—and teaching students that Allah is the same God worshipped by Christians.” So far, unlike in Tennessee, they haven’t [yet] forced the students to actually recite […]
William Kilpatrick: ‘Humility and Hubris’
William Kilpatrick uses the Pope’s remarks during his recent American visit as an opportunity to discuss the need for “humility before the facts,” versus “uninformed pronouncements on everything from climate change to jihad.” “Humility and Hubris,” by William Kilpatrick, Crisis Magazine, September 29, 2015: Much has been written about the Pope’s humility, and he himself has […]
On Refugees, Be “Wise as Serpents”
Muslim migrant influx strains Christian world’s tension between being “wise as serpents, innocent as doves.” Bulgaria offers a way forward. The Bulgarian Orthodox Church has announced it will help migrants who have arrived in Bulgaria, but has urged authorities not to let any more migrants in, clarifying sharp differences between Eastern European Christian nations and […]
“The Cross is ISIS’ main enemy; today no trace of a Cross can be seen in Mosul”
This story provides further proof — if any is still needed — of the Islamic religious roots and motivations of the Islamic State. The Cross is symbolic of Islam’s main enemy: Christianity. Under the terms of the dhimma contract and the Pact of Omar, Christians may not display the Cross openly, either on their buildings […]
Pressure on Obama grows to declare war against Christians a genocide
“Christianity in the Middle East is shattered,” Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, Nebraska Republican, told the IDC [In Defense of Christians] conference on Sept. 9. “The ancient faith tradition lies beaten, broken and dying. Yet Christians in Iraq and Syria are hanging on in the face of the Islamic State’s barbarous onslaught. This is genocide.” Yes. And […]
Christian filmmaker aims to raise awareness about Muslim persecution of Christians
“The ethnic and religious purging of Christians today is exactly like Hitler’s ethnic cleansing of Jews in WWII,” [film director Peter] Spencer said. “True Christians are today obligated to rescue the perishing from the blades of [the Islamic State].” Brave and bold words, and all too rare in America these days, where naming the evil […]
Tennessee openly promotes Islam: 7th graders made to recite Islamic statement of faith
More Islamic dawah in Tennessee: The Maury County School District skips chapters on the Rise of Christianity and Judaism, but spends three weeks on Islam, and expressly instructs students to write and recite the Shahada, the Islamic profession of faith, by which one becomes a Muslim. Parents are rightfully outraged at this blatant attempt at […]
Former Archbishop of Canterbury warns against ‘Muslim mass immigration to Europe’
“The frustration for those of us who have been calling for compassion for Syrian victims for many months is that the Christian community is yet again left at the bottom of the heap… Britain should make Syrian Christians a priority…” One of the rare voices of sanity in Europe’s Migrant Crisis, Lord Carey tempers compassion […]
Debunking the Religious Equivalency Fallacy
Or, Why there are no ‘Podvig’ terror attacks. On the Islam and Christianity blog, the author, Abu Daoud (a Christian evangelist living in the Middle East), offers critical remarks regarding an interview given by an Orthodox Christian priest/professor/author, who was presenting guidance for Christians in their interactions with Muslims. Some of it was useful, some […]