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Christianity Under Attack! | What It Means To Be Christian | Persecution Of Christians In Pakistan!

This is the news story I was reacting to, a Christian mother of 4 was sentenced to the death penalty for a message allegedly shared from her phone into a group chat(and appears she was not the author of it either, was just a forwarded message) https://www.vaticannews.va/en/world/n... For some years I had a personally connection through outreach with the Christian community near that city, can see my interview of Pastor Shahbaz here, and the good work he has done for Children of Pakistan including orphaned children:    • Reverend Shahbaz Yaqoob Interview |Trials ...   I would like to note that the opinions I share in this video on Islam are my own opinions, as I don't want any misunderstandings there. We as Americans must not take our freedom of speech for granted, as not everyone has the freedoms that we hold dear. In this video I explain my Christian beliefs, including the belief that the living spiritual body of Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit is the entire global community of Christians - and when any are harmed or killed for their Christian beliefs, it is like Jesus is getting tortured and killed again - and every Christian should feel personally invested into Christianity and the defense of the most persecuted and most vulnerable or perhaps are not truly Christian. Also, my beliefs on how the Pope should be using his position for diplomacy, and not just speaking on the persecution of Christian, but also demanding action from politicians(even if they don't listen, he has free speech to say it). This year, the Pope created a prayer room in the Vatican for visiting Sheiks, some of whom make videos on why it is Halal to have intimacy with a slave while intimacy with non-slaves are Haram - some Sheiks also make videos for the purpose of intimidating raape victims with lashings if they tell authorities about it. The Pope didn't demand the freedom of Christians on death row in exchange for that prayer room, either Christians on death row for bogus blasphemy charges or Christians on death row for apostasy(in 7 countries, it's punishable by death to convert from Islam to Christianity). The Pope also didn't shame politicians for not placing sanctions on enemy states - like the United Arab Emirates which launders opioid money for the Taliban and uses that blood money to fund the slaughter of Christians in Sudan. The pope should feel personally attacked every time anywhere a Christian is persecuted or killed for their faith and have the fighting spirit to call for action by politicians in both our own countries and the countries in which such evil atrocities occur(including abuses of the Christian Kenyan migrant workers in Suadi Arabia, persecuted and assaulted due to their race/ethnicity, gender, and faith - and for all 4 million migrant worker of any faith who are abused with impunity in that unGodly country: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/new... this should be enough for harsh sanctions or even war, yet our Pope is a coward. All Christians must be concerned about the survival of the Christian faith, especially the Christians most vulnerable to persecution and suppression in this world. Jesus said to free the captives and oppressed - these are the people who he meant. The Pope should be leading a revolution against the evils in this world is what I honestly believe, the situation of the future of the Christian faith is in danger when there's lack of the Holy Spirt and complacency due to that lack of pure faith with true conviction. We must defend our religion where ever it is attacked as one people as part of one spiritual body of Christ. The persecution of Christians must end, and we must have no tolerate any misgivings when it comes to the threats against the global Christian community. Christianity is right and just, and the truth must be known to all. Chritians in the United States are too passive and must stand up to the persecution of our brothers and sisters in Christ wherever they might be.