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| − | The '''Naxalites''' are an [[atheistic communist]] organization that has been designated as a [[terrorism|terrorist group]] by the Government of India. | + | The '''Naxalites''' are an [[atheistic communist]] organization that has been designated as a [[terrorism|terrorist group]] by the Government of India. Naxalite groups follow the ideologies of [[Communism|Marxism-Lennism]] and [[Maoism]], which promote [[militant atheism|militant]] [[state atheism]]. They have [[atheism and violence|inflicted violence]] against [[Christian]]s, including beheading [[clergy]] in front of their wives and children.<ref>{{cite web |title=Pastor Beheaded by Radical Communists |url=https://www.icommittopray.com/request/1940/saisha-and-her-children |publisher=iCommitToPray.com |date=17 October 2019}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 22:19, November 2, 2019
The Naxalites are an atheistic communist organization that has been designated as a terrorist group by the Government of India. Naxalite groups follow the ideologies of Marxism-Lennism and Maoism, which promote militant state atheism. They have inflicted violence against Christians, including beheading clergy in front of their wives and children.[1]
See also
References
- ↑ Pastor Beheaded by Radical Communists. iCommitToPray.com (17 October 2019).
External links
- Naxalites shoot Christian dead in Chhattisgarh - Church in Chains
- Indian Christians killed by Maoist Naxalites - Barnabas Fund
- Christian father of five beheaded in Odisha, India by Maoist Naxalites - Barnabas Fund
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