More Christian's facing persecution in Iraq now and many are fleeing.
Reports by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom indicate that the situation of other religious minorities in Iraq is equally bad or, for some, even worse. Yazidis, who are considered heretical by many Muslims because they have a blend of Islam and other religions, have been massacred. Sabian Mandaeans, who follow the teachings of John the Baptist, with baptism being a central ritual, numbered about 60,000 in 2003; today there might only be about 5,000 left in Iraq, meaning that more than 90% have left the country or been killed.
Posted by AmymamaGOLD on June 30, 2008 at 1:17 PM
Amymama i'm sick. :(More Christian's facing persecution in Iraq now and many are fleeing.
Reports by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom indicate that the situation of other religious minorities in Iraq is equally bad or, for some, even worse. Yazidis, who are considered heretical by many Muslims because they have a blend of Islam and other religions, have been massacred. Sabian Mandaeans, who follow the teachings of John the Baptist, with baptism being a central ritual, numbered about 60,000 in 2003; today there might only be about 5,000 left in Iraq, meaning that more than 90% have left the country or been killed.
here's the whole article
http://news.yahoo.com/s/usatoday/20080630/cm_usatoday/anexodusfromiraq
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Reply by Monique on June 30, 2008 at 5:07 PM
Iran is in that part of the world called Babylon in the Bible. Christians have always been and always will be persecuted there.
Hi Amy, how are you?
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