Merhaba!
I think his real name was Mustafa Kemal, but don't quote me on that...
Geoff
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Atatürk, which was his popular name (offhand I believe his real name
was something
Mustafa -- I'd have to go check). But he'd taken military training in
England at
I guess it depends on whether or not you agree with his policies... :)
Geoff
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Is that the Turkish version of attaboy?
Jon
Geoff FOWLER wrote:
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations.
Atatürk, which was his popular name (offhand I believe his real name was something
Mustafa -- I'd have to go check). But he'd taken military training in England at
Sandhurst and came back to Turkey, in the 1920s, determined to modernize and
secularize Turkey. Islamist (or any other religious) party
Is that the Turkish version of attaboy?
Jon
Geoff FOWLER wrote:
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations.
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I wouldn't read anything into the fact that he's Armenian. It's just that he has
an Armenian name. But he considers himself a Turk -- "Anatolia" is not 100%
homogeneous, but includes Greeks, Armenians, Kurds and some others, besides "real"
Turks. There is no official missionary work there but there
A Mormon Armenian in Turkey? I wonder if most of the members there are
either ex-Pats or other Christian peoples, as opposed to Turks.
Although, thanks to Ataturk, it should be easier for the Church in
Turkey than in most other Islamic nations.
Geoff
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There are 4 branches there which are part of either the Greece Athens or the
Bulgaria Sofia Mission (I'm not sure which, but will know soon). This particular
fellow emailed FAIR a year or so ago, asking for some apologetics help. I sent him
my son's copy of "Guess Who Wants You for Lunch" and promi
I had no idea that the church existed in Turkey. Interesting, since my
brother-in-law comes from there.
Stacy.
At 10:04 PM 11/29/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Dear Br. Topakian,
It was nice to hear from you again. I certainly hadn't forgotten about
you. My son had read the book already while he was
Dear Br. Topakian,
It was nice to hear from you again. I certainly hadn't forgotten about
you. My son had read the book already while he was in Russia on his
mission, but I want to get a replacement copy, and FAIR
(www.fairlds.com) has reprinted them and I'll be able to order a copy
soon. There ar
