The Christians return to Syria, liberated by Russia, but not to U.S. controlled Iraq, William Murray writes in worldnetdaily.com, "Christians in the Middle East are voting with their feet for the secular government of President Assad in Syria." This year, more than 600,000 Syrians, both Christians and Muslims, returned to their homes as the U.S. and Saudi Arabia-supported jihadist groups have been defeated. Unlike Iraq and other majority Muslim nations, Syria has a secular constitution. Shariah law is not enforced as the law of the land. Christian religious leaders in Syria call the several decades of rule by the Assad family a "golden era for Christians."
Many Syrian Christians worry that once Assad is gone, they will face the same fate as Iraqi Christians suffered after Saddam Hussein's fall.
In Iraq, the Western regimes have established a country where Islam is the official religion of the State. No law contradicting the provisions of Islam may be established. Muslims are forbidden …More