Tag: persecution
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The implications of the current Iranian conflict are far-reaching and go well beyond the geopolitical discussions you might hear discussed on social channels or cable news. While our media is focused on international trade outcomes, the White House’s foreign policy, and the prospects of stability for the region, an underrated impact is…
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David Klein provides info here on Iranian Protestant Christians and and evangelical Christian communities in Iran, who are largely made up of converts from Muslim families, or at least nominally Muslim families. Despite this, Protestant Christianity is the fastest growing religion in Iran, with estimates ranging between 1 and 3…
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Al Mohler issues a wake-up call for the church here. Understand that the protestors meant to intimidate this faithful congregation. There is no denying that this was a central aim of the invasion. A signal has been sent. The left is now willing and some comments indicate even eager to…
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Carl Trueman writes here about disturbing developments in the UK. An extract is below. “Over my many years in the U.S., I have resisted the temptation to buy into the catastrophism that characterizes American conservative commentary on my homeland, from claims about NHS “death panels” to the takeover of British…
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A surge in Islamist terror has Catholics and Protestants on edge. Read about it here.
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Robert P. George is McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and Director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University. He has a powerful essay at Touchstone entitled The Pagan Public Square. He argues, “Today little effort is made by secular liberals (or “progressives,” as many prefer to…
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Lactantius was a Christian and an eyewitness to the Great Persecution of Diocletian and Galerius just prior to Constantine and the Edict of Milan in 313 which ended the persecution. His graphic description of the persecution of Christians is sobering, as well as his detailed account of the horrific end…
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On The Death Of The Persecutors is the english translation for the latin work entitled De Mortibus Prosecutorum by Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius. It is a work of great antiquity, lost for centuries until its discovery in a 17th century convent library in Moissac, France. In the 4th century, Jerome…
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