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According to the conviction of the theologian and sociologist of religion Professor Thomas Schirrmacher (Bonn), Christians can only be effectively protected from persecution where minorities in general have freedom. Engagement for persecuted Christians therefore always presupposes a commitment to general freedom of religion.
Diese Meldung stammt ursprünglich aus dem Jahr 2015 und ist bisher nicht in meinem Blog erschienen. (Bonn, 05.06.2015) Die Arbeitsgruppe Christenverfolgung des Bundesfachausschusses Außen-, Sicherheits-, Entwicklungs- und Menschenrechtspolitik der CDU Deutschlands hat sich unter der […]
Director of the International Institute for Religious Freedom at the ICF Conference in Zurich Reported by Florian Wüthrich, Source: Livenet (Photos © ICF) (Bonn, 21.05.2015) ICF, the International Christian Fellowship, a neo-charismatic church movement in 8 countries, […]
(Bonn, May 20, 2015) Patriarch of the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch, S. H. Moran Mor Ignatius Aphrem II, heartily thanked the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) – as his predecessor had likewise done – for its intensive […]
While Germany seems to be a role model for France in economic matters, the opposite appears to be true for prostitution and human trafficking.
World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Secretary General Bp Efraim Tendero sent an open letter to Orthodox and Old Oriental church leaders and Christians, affirming that WEA’s constituency of some 600 million evangelicals will join the global 100-years commemoration of the genocide of the Armenian people that began on April 24 in 1915.