The estimated 40 million Christians in Dar al-Islam, notes the Barnabas Fund's Patrick Sookhdeo, increasingly find themselves an embattled minority facing economic decline, dwindling rights, and physical jeopardy. Most of them, he goes on, are despised and distrusted second-class citizens, facing discrimination in education, jobs, and the courts.
These harsh circumstances are causing Christians to flee their ancestral lands for the West's more hospitable environment. Consequently, Christian populations of the Muslim world are in a free-fall. Two small but evocative instances of this pattern: for the first time in nearly two millennia, Nazareth and Bethlehem no longer have Christian majorities.
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This widening disparity has caught the attention of the Church, which for the first time is pointing to radical Islam, rather than the actions of Israel, as the central problem facing Christians living with Muslims.
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It takes time, many have lost their lives, but finally people are catching on.
And you only have to go down to your local Mosque on the corner in every city in the U.S. to see reality.
Let's all follow righteous Z's (I fight wars like the the Stay-Puff Man sent from CandyLand, I shoot straight from the hip with jelly beans and day old marshmallows) example and adopt an Arab/Palestinian family for here in the U.S.
What's a few beheadings, honor killings and suicide belt missions amongst fellow Americans?
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