Persecution of Christians

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    told his disciples they should expect persecution for following him. According to Jesus, people will kill his disciples thinking they are serving God by doing so. Likewise, speaking of the end times, in the book of Luke, Jesus told his disciples that people…

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    Racial Bullying at Schools When I Think About Bullying I get a quote from Martin Luther King, "I have a fantasy that my four little youngsters would one day live in a country where they won 't be judged by the shade of their skin, yet by the substance of their character.” So once in a while I ask why still in the twenty-first century in a nation where as far as anyone knows there is fairness of human rights. This is affirmed by the beliefs of the originators of this awesome country and laws…

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    personal culpability in their actions. I. Serrano-Serra neither assisted persecution nor had sufficient knowledge of it occurring because his actions, when viewed as a whole and accounting for his redemptive behavior, were tangential, inconsequential, and lacked any culpability. The persecutor bar in 8 U.S.C. §1158 (b)(2)(A)(i) bars applicants who “ordered, incited, assisted, or otherwise participated in the persecution…

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    America provided many freedoms, such as education and freedom of expression, that born citizens may take for granted, but immigrants certainly did not. To immigrants, America offered access to public education, provided a safe haven from religious persecution, and safeguarded freedom of expression -- all of these are tools which immigrants used to…

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    In America, “there are about 2 billion Christians, more than 1 billion Muslims, 700+ million Hindus, 350+ million Buddhists, 150 million Atheists, 14 million Jews, etc,” (Slick). America possesses a high amount of religious diversity, which can not be said for many other parts of the world. According to Michelle Vu, a Christian Post reporter, “thousands of people have been killed, displaced or somehow affected by ongoing sectarian…

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    believed the evergreens were a gift from their sun god. Another holiday that is celebrated in America, that was influenced by another ethnicity is St. Patrick’s Day. On March 17, every year Ireland is celebrated along with St. Patrick who was a Christian minister that brought Christianity to Ireland during the fifth century. Cinco De Mayo is celebrated because of a victory the Mexican army won over the French in the 1800s. Cinco De Mayo is traditionally celebrated with the consumption of…

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    The impressions that I get about Christians, Jews and Muslims is that they all wanted what they believed to be the best thing for their people. They all fought wars against each other while they also benefited from each other. They all trade goods between then and help grow their communities and cities. Some were taken over and rebuilt and torn down again. The MUslims knew what they wanted when they invaded in 711, they most likely wanted everyone to end up being Muslim. In 732 Islam was…

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    which severely persecute Christians. He also shares some of these persecuted Christians’ stories to display to the reader what life is like for a Christian in religiously intolerant countries, and to inspire them to endeavor to help in mission work. Ethos/Pathos/Logos: Nik Ripken utilizes an abundance of ethos, pathos, and logos in this book. He appeals to ethos in the fact that he wrote this story based on his own account and stories told to him by persecuted Christians, and in that he…

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    works The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka and Zaabalawi by Naguib Mahfouz, both authors examine their own religions and how their people were persecuted. Kafka, a German-Jew, despite living in a pre-Holocaust Germany, was highly aware of the religious persecution that had…

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    God´s law and order, to speak freely and to start a new life without punishment or judgement. New England was the new heavenly kingdom for the Puritans persecuted in England for their radical beliefs. The American story of freedom begins with such persecution of the dissenters of the Anglican Church and the arrival of the Pilgrims in the Maryland ship in 1620. They established Plymouth, in Massachusetts, allegedly the first American settlement where freedom of conscience became a civil right.…

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