Where's the Outrage?

Started by Rod Kaufman, 04/09/2012 05:03AM
Posted 04/09/2012 05:03AM Opening Post
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/07/after-arab-spring-experts-fearful-of-christian-targeting-at-easter-celebrations/
The result:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/08/world/africa/nigeria-bombing/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Posted 04/09/2012 04:04PM #1
This is not new at all. As we sit back and watch or participate in a "war" of Political Correctness in the US over the trivial, an actual war exists globally against Christians that are guilty of nothing more than being Christians. Here is the about page from persecution.org:



"All over the world, a war is being fought. It’s not a war that you will see on CNN, or on the cover of Time magazine.

It isn't even one you can see with your physical eyes. It is a spiritual war, where the gospel of Jesus Christ is spreading into and throughout all the nations while the world and unseen spiritual forces battle back to keep out the light. Who are on the frontlines of this war? Your brothers and sisters.

In this past century alone, more Christians were murdered for their faith than any other century in human history, an estimated 200 million. The persecuted church suffers in the forefront of this war in order that the church might be established where the gospel is either non-existent or oppressed by other religions.

From Indonesia, to India, to the Horn of Africa, believers are economically marginalized, denied education for their children, beaten, tortured, raped, imprisoned and sadly even murdered for their faith. The oppression is limitless, and usually unseen by the world."

It is sad that this seems like news to anyone in the US.