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Christianity in Saudi Arabia (view source)
Revision as of 08:53, June 22, 2024
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"Saudi Arabians are turning to Jesus". It shows the importance of Internet Evangelism, and getting the word out, to Saudi Arabia and other places where the Gospel is practically illegal. Western Countries should go a step further, and become Christian Nationalist countries (can be done by a popular vote, or constitutional amendments), and then emphasize if Muslims want freedom in Christian-Majority countries, then Christians absolutely must get the same rights in Muslim-majority countries.
"Saudi Arabians are turning to Jesus". It shows the importance of Internet Evangelism, and getting the word out, to Saudi Arabia and other places where the Gospel is practically illegal. Western Countries should go a step further, and become Christian Nationalist countries (can be done by a popular vote, or constitutional amendments), and then emphasize if Muslims want freedom in Christian-Majority countries, then Christians absolutely must get the same rights in Muslim-majority countries.
== References ==
==See Also==
*[[Christianity in Asia]]
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