Herti Dixon

  • Europe’s Illegal Faith

    Europe’s Illegal Faith

    Religion is on the move in Europe, but it’s heading in the wrong direction for Christians.Inform-EuropesIllegal1

    On the one hand, the pilgrim industry is booming. The European Union, local governments and liberal churches are investing millions to modernize and market medieval pilgrim routes. Millions—including a growing number of nonbelievers and charismatic Christians—have set out on holy trails.

    On the other hand, campaigns are mounting against Bible-believing Christians who hold on to Jesus as the only way. Europeans, even within the churches, perceive biblical persuasions and morals as fundamentalist and anti-democratic. In some cases biblical Christianity is already illegal.

    For centuries European emperors and kings imposed their religion of choice upon subjects—and European governments still claim the right to control religion. Authorities increasingly intervene, judging which religious convictions are compatible with the ruling definition of European democracy—which is secular pluralism.

  • Christians in West Papua Seek Autonomy

    Christians in West Papua Seek Autonomy

    Christians in the western part of Guinea say they are being harassed by predominantly Muslim Indonesia Despite the success of evangelism efforts in West Papua, the western part of the Island of Guinea, Christians there say they are struggling to survive in a climate of religious and political oppression. Although they comprise a majority of …

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