Tag Archives: Christianity

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ A growing wave of nationalism in Turkey is creating challenges for the country’s Christian minority, who face social and institutional pressures, the Stockholm Center for Freedom reported, citing Open Doors’ World Watch List 2025. The annual report evaluates and ranks countries … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Pakistan was not founded as a Muslim country. But against the wishes of its founder, it became one in 1956. General Zia-ul Haq, who ruled from 1980 to 1986, aligned with extreme Muslims and introduced the world’s most … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Indonesian Christians are often challenged in their Muslim-majority country. They often face harassment, discrimination, workplace hardship, life-threatening attacks, abusive and mandatory Islamic dress codes for girls, difficulties in obtaining church building permits, church raids and terrorist attacks. Yet, … Continue reading →

______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ I encountered a married couple, a gentleman from Laos and a lady from Cambodia, living in my neighborhood. I chatted once with the gentleman and found he was bright, educated and knowledgeable with a keen perception of religions … Continue reading →