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*[[Religion and Atheism in North Korea]] | *[[Religion and Atheism in North Korea]] | ||
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*[[Christians in Iran]] | *[[Christians in Iran]] | ||
*[[Christians in Sudan]] | *[[Christians in Sudan]] | ||
*[[Open Doors]] | *[[Open Doors]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.worldwatchlist.us/world-watch-list-countries/syria/ Syria at Open Doors] | *[http://www.worldwatchlist.us/world-watch-list-countries/syria/ Syria at Open Doors] | ||
[[Category:Anti-Christianity]] | [[Category:Anti-Christianity]] | ||
Revision as of 15:05, March 29, 2013
Under Bashar al-Assad Christians were tolerated, but during the Syrian Civil War Christians were persuaded by the jihadist opposition. The "rebells", who are armed by Barack Hussein Obama, are destroying churches and want to introduce the Sharia-law. The islamists are persuad Christians, Alawites and other non-muslims. After the fall of Assad, Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood will came in power. This would worsen the situation.
See also
- Religion and Atheism in North Korea
- Religion and Atheism in Laos
- Christians in Iran
- Christians in Sudan
- Open Doors