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Days after highlighting Nigeria’s Christian persecution in Israel, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo is mourning again — burying more church members as attacks continue ✝️😭
This is so sad and a direct violation of the moral obligation we have to each other, even if we see God differently.
This woman in Nigeria decided to follow Jesus and leave Islam, not in an angry or hateful way, but to depart from Islam in peace.
Yet the local cleric and three men went to her house to humiliate her and ENDED UP BEHEADING HER in her own home 😭
Rest in peace our precious sister 💔
I'm so sorry for how they took your life without a care.
I thank you Lord for her knowing You and accepting You for who You really are, our God in the flesh, before she got to meet You in heaven when You welcomed her into Your arms for eternity. Thank you Father ✝️🕊️
Humanity really fails us 😔 If there is religious freedom, why behead or threaten to kill someone for leaving a faith when it's God who directed their soul in that direction ? Who are you to do so , God himself ?
The world doesn't have to be like this. This is what happens when we turn a blind eye instead of ensuring religious freedom is actually present in all countries.
Tinibu do your job please for the love of God.
#EndChristianPersecution #ReligiousFreedom #Nigeria
#RipOurSisterInChrist
@perezhabib I’m sorry but if that’s the dad, he’s missing a few brain cells. Why on earth would you place those kids there before the finish line as opposed to after???
How can Christians be masculine in an era of modernism?
I asked an Anglican priest how men can embrace masculinity in Christianity standing against wokeism.
Just like Christ, we turned over tables and cast out evil.
Between 1894 and 1924, the Ottoman Empire and its successor state, modern Turkey, carried out one of the most systematic religious and ethnic purges in modern history.
Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks Christians were targeted.
Under Sultan Abdul Hamid II, the empire initiated its first large-scale assault on Christians, primarily Armenians and Assyrians.
In the eastern provinces, especially in Diyarbekir, Ottoman soldiers and Kurdish irregulars carried out coordinated massacres. Entire villages were leveled.
Men were butchered. Women and children were burned alive in churches. Somewhere between 100,000 and 300,000 Christians were slaughtered, an opening act to what would become a long nightmare.
The Young Turk regime, intoxicated with nationalist ideology, escalated the extermination effort during World War I.
Under the cover of war, the Armenian Genocide was launched. 1.5 million Armenians were deported, starved, raped, and murdered.
As Ottoman forces crushed resistance and restructured the empire, they turned against the Assyrian and Greek Christian populations.
In Pontus, Ionia, and Thrace, Greek communities were subjected to massacre, forced deportation, and labor camps.
The burning of Smyrna in 1922, under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s command, marked the final expulsion of Greeks from Asia Minor, ending 3,000 years of Hellenic presence.
In Hakkari, Tur Abdin, and northern Mesopotamia, Assyrian Christians were annihilated village by village.
Entire dioceses vanished. Ancient monasteries were looted, clergy executed, and Christian communities that had survived since the apostolic era were erased.
As documented in The Thirty-Year Genocide by Benny Morris and Dror Ze’evi, these three campaigns, Hamidian, Young Turk, and Kemalist, were ideologically linked, methodically executed, and religiously motivated.
Thousands of churches were desecrated or repurposed. Christian inscriptions were scraped off stone. Place names were Turkified.
The destruction of the Christian East wasn’t ancient history, it was the first modern genocide, and it set the blueprint for others to follow. Nazi officials studied the Armenian Genocide as a precedent.
@PamphletsY I think he’s the one needing to go hospital.
“So they impaled Haman on the pole he had set up for Mordecai. Then the king’s fury subsided.”
Esther 7:10