(USA Today) Qasim Rashid—Christian persecution is a Muslim problem
Mecca, we have a problem.
It is not America, nor Europe, and no, it is certainly not Israel.
The problem is Christian persecution. Some 14 centuries after the prophet Mohammed wrote, "Christians are my citizens, and by God, I hold out against anything that displeases them," Christian persecution has become the norm in too many Muslim-majority nations.
A few days ago, 25 Christians were killed in Egypt after state television falsely accused them of creating violence — while they peacefully protested violence against their churches. Rather than fight for the rights of Christians, the Muslim mob attacked them.
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Filed under: * Culture-Watch • Religion & Culture • Violence • * International News & Commentary • Middle East • Egypt • * Religion News & Commentary • Other Churches • Coptic Church • Other Faiths • Islam • Muslim-Christian relations
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Posted October 17, 2011 at 3:06 pm
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