Demonology Today ~ War on Christianity Part II

This Sunday at 9PM EST! The War on Christianity Part II. What about our own country and our life style? What are we living through? What are we accepting as everyday norm now and is ok by today's standard? Look around the world! In effect, the world is witnessing the rise of an entire new generation of Christian martyrs. The carnage is occurring on such a vast scale that it represents not only the most dramatic Christian story of our time, but arguably the premier human rights challenge of this era as well. To put flesh and blood on those statistics, all one has to do is look around. In Baghdad, Islamic militants stormed the Syriac Catholic cathedral of Our Lady of Salvation on 31 October 2010, killing the two priests celebrating Mass and leaving a total of 58 people dead. Though shocking, the assault was far from unprecedented; of the 65 Christian churches in Baghdad, 40 have been bombed at least once since the beginning of the 2003 US-led invasion. The effect of this campaign of violence and intimidation has been devastating for Christianity in the country. At the time of the first Gulf War in 1991, Iraq boasted a flourishing Christian population of at least 1.5 million. Today the high-end estimate for the number of Christians left is around 500,000, and realistically many believe it could be as low as 150,000. Most of these Iraqi Christians have gone into exile, but a staggering number have been killed. India's northeastern state of Orissa was the scene of the most violent anti-Christian pogrom of the early 21st century. In 2008, a series of riots ended with as many as 500 Christians killed, many hacked to death by machete-wielding Hindu radicals; thousands more were injured and at least 50,000 left homeless. Many Christians fled to hastily prepared displacement camps, where some languished for two years or more. An estimated 5,000 Christian homes, along with 350 churches and schools, were destroyed. A Catholic nun, Sister Meena Barwa, was raped during the mayhem, then marched naked and beaten. Police sympathetic to the radicals discouraged the nun from filing a report, and declined to arrest her attackers. In Burma, members of the Chin and Karen ethnic groups, who are strongly Christian, are considered dissidents by the regime and routinely subjected to imprisonment, torture, forced labour, and murder. In October 2010, the Burmese military launched helicopter strikes in territories where the country's Christians are concentrated. A Burmese Air Force source told reporters that the junta had declared these areas 'black zones', where military personne were authorised to attack and kill Christian targets on sight. Though there are no precise counts, thousands of Burmese Christians are believed to have been killed in the offensive. In Nigeria, the militant Islamic movement 'Boko Haram' is held responsible for almost 3,000 deaths since 2009, including 800 fatalities last year alone. The movement has made a speciality out of targeting Christians and their churches, and in some cases they seem determined to drive Christians out altogether from parts of the country. #Demons #Occultism #Supernatural #Satanism #Exorcism #antichrist #Possession #DarkArts #EvilSpirits #InfernalHierarchy #Summoning #Demonology101 #DemonicPowers #ForbiddenKnowledge #Paranormal #DemonWorship #DemonicPossession #Sorcery #BlackMagic #HellishCreatures #TheologyofEvil #MythicalBeings #DarkForces #SpiritualWarfare #DemonHunter #DemonologyResearch #OccultKnowledge @DemonologyExperts @OccultResearch @Supernaturallnsight @SatanicStudies @ExorcismNews @PossessionHelp @DarkArtsAcademy @EvilSpiritinsights @InfernalHierarchy101 @SummoningGuide @DemonsUnleashed @ForbiddenKnowledge @ParanormalEnigma @DemonWorshipers @DemonicPossessionTips @SorcerySecrets @BlackMagicMastery @HellishCreatures @TheologyOfEvil @MythicalBeingsRealm @DarkForcesAlert @SpiritualWarfare101 @DemonHunterHQ