Ernie :
I see news stories like this literally every day. What I  pass along to 
RC.org is a small %
of such stories. Its not only Iraq, of course, it is Pakistan, Morocco,  
Turkiye, Malaysia,
Yemen, Iran, Egypt, and you-name-it,. including horror stories from cities  
in Europe.
 
The problem is enormous, there is no way to pretend otherwise, it is  
"systemic"
and , while the worst of it is opposed by possibly the Muslim majority, it  
is a truism
that Muslim ideology, that is, all "orthodox" forms of the religion,  
creates the kind of values 
that, when circumstances are right, produces  --like an assembly  line--  
scores
of violent jihadists, or even hundreds, year after year.
 
There is no way to minimize the seriousness of this.
 
Billy
 
 
 
message dated 11/30/2010    [email protected]  writes:

Lest  Billy think I am completely oblivious....


_http://www.persecutionblog.com/2010/11/iraq-three-christians-killed.html_ 
(http://www.persecutionblog.com/2010/11/iraq-three-christians-killed.html) 



 
Christian Persecution Blog: Iraq: Three Christians Killed
 (http://ncol.typepad.com/.a/6a00d834526d9869e20147e0459d8e970b-pi)   On 
Nov. 22, three more believers were killed in Mosul, Iraq, according to the  
Assyrian International News Agency and Cable News Network. 
In this latest attack on the country’s Christian community, assailants  
entered a shop owned by two Christian brothers, Saad Hanna and Waad Hanna, and  
shot them. Waad died at the scene, and Saad died from his injuries a few 
hours  later. In a separate incident later in the day, police found an elderly 
 Christian woman strangled in her Mosul home. 
This violent attack is the latest in a series of attacks on Iraqi  
Christians in recent years. In October 2008, more than a dozen Christians were  
killed in Mosul during a two-week period, and more than 2,000 families fled  
the 
city. The Christian community in Iraq is estimated at only 1.6 percent of  
Iraq’s population of about 29 million people, or about 464,000. Since 2003,  
Christian leaders, churches and businesses in Iraq have been frequent 
targets  of attack by Islamic extremists. As a result, many believers have 
fled. 
Pray that God will comfort those mourning the loss of these believers. Also 
 pray that God will strengthen the faith of Iraq’s beleaguered Christians 
and  enable them to persevere in the face of great danger.



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