Islam’s War on Christmas
Islam's War on Christmas Twas the night before Christmas and all through Nigeria, not a creature was stirring except for the members of the militant Islamic sect Boko Haram, preparing to bomb Christian …More
Islam's War on Christmas
Twas the night before Christmas and all through Nigeria, not a creature was stirring except for the members of the militant Islamic sect Boko Haram, preparing to bomb Christian churches across the country and setting on fire the cars of worshippers inside a church just outside of Damaturu, the capital of Yobe state.
Christmastime in the United States now brings with it a new tradition that is becoming as familiar as eggnog, mistletoe, and the Macy’s Parade: skirmishes in the ongoing cultural war on Christmas.
But as the recent attacks in Nigeria prove, in Muslim lands around the world there is also a very real and very violent war on Christmas, or more specifically on Christians themselves minding their own business in peaceful celebration of the birth of Jesus.
In Iraq, for example, all Christian services and masses were scheduled for daylight hours. Why? “Midnight Christmas Mass has been canceled in Baghdad, Mosul and Kirkuk as a consequence of the never-…More
Twas the night before Christmas and all through Nigeria, not a creature was stirring except for the members of the militant Islamic sect Boko Haram, preparing to bomb Christian churches across the country and setting on fire the cars of worshippers inside a church just outside of Damaturu, the capital of Yobe state.
Christmastime in the United States now brings with it a new tradition that is becoming as familiar as eggnog, mistletoe, and the Macy’s Parade: skirmishes in the ongoing cultural war on Christmas.
But as the recent attacks in Nigeria prove, in Muslim lands around the world there is also a very real and very violent war on Christmas, or more specifically on Christians themselves minding their own business in peaceful celebration of the birth of Jesus.
In Iraq, for example, all Christian services and masses were scheduled for daylight hours. Why? “Midnight Christmas Mass has been canceled in Baghdad, Mosul and Kirkuk as a consequence of the never-…More
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Nigeria should split into the North and the South as Sudan did. And while Christians should never seek revenge or retalitation, self defence must be a priority. Christians must not expect much from the EU or UN. Both these have shown themselves to be pro-Islamic and are sluggish regarding the protection of Christians and Christianity.
Self reliance...and a coalition of Christians as of old, is the …More
Nigeria should split into the North and the South as Sudan did. And while Christians should never seek revenge or retalitation, self defence must be a priority. Christians must not expect much from the EU or UN. Both these have shown themselves to be pro-Islamic and are sluggish regarding the protection of Christians and Christianity.
Self reliance...and a coalition of Christians as of old, is the best way forward.
Self reliance...and a coalition of Christians as of old, is the best way forward.