2013-11-16 UK: Muslimi Sayeeda Warsi: suojelkaa kristittyjä

[TheVanishedTerrorist]

Sayeeda Warsi pyytää länsimaisia hallituksia tekemään enemmän kristittyjen suojelemiseksi maailmalla ja eri toten "pyhällä maalla" jossa kristityt nähdään ulkopuolisina.

Hän kertoo että joukkopako "raamatullisella skaalalla" on tapahtumassa ja joissain paikoissa on todellinen uhka että kristityt häviävät kokonaan.

Uhkakuvan toteuttajina: muslimit

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi Demands Protection Of Christians: UK's Top Government Muslim Fights For Religious Freedom

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/16/sayeeda-warsi-protection-christians_n_4284804.html?utm_hp_ref=religion

WASHINGTON (RNS) The highest-ranking Muslim in the British government on Friday (Nov. 15) called on Western governments to do more to protect besieged Christian minorities across the world, particularly in the Holy Land where they are now seen as "outsiders."

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, the government's minister for faith and the first Muslim member of a British cabinet, said religious freedom is a proxy for human rights and must not be an "add-on" to foreign policy.

"A mass exodus is taking place, on a biblical scale," she said in a speech at Georgetown University. "In some places, there is a real danger that Christianity will become extinct."

Warsi, a mother of five and the daughter of Pakistani immigrants, said Christian minorities in war-torn regions of Egypt, Iraq, Syria and elsewhere are threatened by Muslim majorities in the very places that gave rise to Christianity.

[Iloveallpeople]

Onneksi maailmassa on edes yksi muslimi, joka ajattelee näin. Eihän se kesää tee, mutta tyhjää parempi.

[TheVanishedTerrorist]

Päivitystä:

Muslim Leader Warns against Christian Persecution
http://www.cbn.com/cbnnews/world/2013/November/Muslim-Leader-Warns-against-Christian-Persecution-/

A foreign office minister in the United Kingdom warned that Christians in parts of the world face extinction because of violence against them.

Muslim Baroness Sayeeda Warsi shared her concern last week, saying one in 10 Christians are a minority in their country.

"Large numbers of those who live in a minority situation around the world are persecuted," she said, during in a speech delivered at Georgetown University.

"I think tragically what's happening is that they are being seen as newcomers, being portrayed as 'another' within that society, even though they have existed there for many, many centuries."

"The birthplace of Christianity...the parts of the world where Christianity first spread... is now seeing large sections of the Christian community leaving and those that are remaining are feeling persecuted," Warsi added.