When injustice becomes law

General Faith
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I am not talking about mere insults or restrictions on church buildings. I am talking about a society where;

  • Christians are denied jobs, food aid, and healthcare because of their faith
  • Families go hungry, children cannot go to school, churches are closed or burned
  • The law does not protect them, and the state either participates in the persecution or looks away
  • To be Christian is to be treated as a second-class citizen, or as an enemy

In such a place, the natural human response is: “We must fight back or we will be wiped out.”

We have to steal before we eat. When they catch you stealing, you are killed, burn alive.

Is it not time to fight back?

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Please say where in the world this is true?

While you search for the verifiable facts please consider this:-
That the countries where Christians are a minority, where they are victims of violence and discrimination, they are a minority, they are poor and often isolated.
How then can they’ fight back ’ against a majority who are largely indifferent to them, but who when roused greatly out number them.
For facts about how many Christians in countries that perscute them look at:-

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