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Home: Current Issues: Persecution of Christians: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Persecution of Christians: LINKS_PAGEArticles:Opening a window on closed campus minds - Barbara KayA new documentary shows how repressive university political correctness has become. Email This Article Out of the Cold - Charles ColsonFor nearly thirty years, the phrase killing fields was synonymous with Cambodia. Between 1975 and 1979, the communist Khmer Rouge killed at least one million Cambodians in their attempt to reinvent their society. Email This Article Pakistani and Other Islamic Martyrs - Robert RoyalPakistan’s relatively small Christian community of 2 million, about 3 percent of the population (two-thirds of them Catholic), has been subjected to systematic repression and death. Email This Article Palestinian Christians live in constant fear - Father Raymond J. de SouzaHere with an item from last week’s news that you might not have heard about: Unidentified gunmen blew up the YMCA library in the Gaza Strip on Friday morning. Email This Article Papal Sin is Palpable Nonsense - ROBERT P. LOCKWOODIt is a sad phenomenon of modern America that too often self-identified Catholics display anti-Catholicism or anti-Catholic rhetoric in the public arena. Email This Article Peddling pagan temptations - Father Raymond J. de SouzaA confessor of mine once delivered himself of this sage aphorism: If there is not enough time to read the good books, there cannot be any time to waste reading the bad ones. I doubt he has read The Da Vinci Code. Email This Article Persecuted in Pakistan - John PontifexAs I picked my way along a narrow walkway, I had to cup my hand over my mouth to block the stench. Email This Article Persecution in Burma - Charles ColsonGiven the recent coverage, people might be surprised to learn that Burma not only has a substantial Christian population, but that these Christians have long been the junta's preferred target. Email This Article Persecution of Catholics in China - ZENITOver the last few months, dozens of priests belonging to the underground Catholic Church have been arrested by police in mainland China. Email This Article Pharmacies and Our Religious Freedom - Mark EarlySince 1991, BreakPoint has been telling you about the steady erosion of our religious freedom. That freedom is increasingly being limited to what goes on even inside our churches or inside our heads. Well, earlier this month, another chunk was taken out of our religious freedom, and then, as before, Christians have been all too quiet. Email This Article Pages: [<<] ... 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 [>>] Related Categories:Pages Updated On: 19-Mar-2008 - 21:38:32
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