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persecution of Christians

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Oct 26, 2026

Joseph HamiltonGUEST
10:54
So generally, the charges that you would be brought up upon didn't really fall within the general law.
Joseph HamiltonGUEST
11:01
And so therefore, Tertullian is a lawyer, and he presents persecution of Christians as a corruption of ordinary
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11:08
forensic procedure.
Joseph HamiltonGUEST
11:10
And his judgment, which is no longer legally objective, but is basically based on inherited prejudice.

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Joseph HamiltonGUEST
25:21
And this courage suggests that Christianity does not possess the ordinary marks of evil, because evil is not courageous, ever.
Joseph HamiltonGUEST
25:30
It might be a bully, it'll be cowardly, and a bully is cowardly.
Joseph HamiltonGUEST
25:36
So, next thing, that the persecution of Christians is a perversion of judicial procedure.
Joseph HamiltonGUEST
25:43
Roman courts treated Christians in a manner opposite to their treatment of other accused persons.
Jim CarafanoGUEST
24:06
And I give a lot of credit to the administration.
Jim CarafanoGUEST
24:09
It would be easy for the administration to just hear, like, oh, persecution of Christians in Nigeria, you know, just throw the Nigerians overboard.
Jim CarafanoGUEST
24:15
But that doesn't help Nigeria.
Jim CarafanoGUEST
24:17
It doesn't help the United States.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
1:31
Sure.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
1:31
So the Muslim persecution of Christians has been one of my fortes in that I've been really following it for a long, long time, actually over more than 20 years.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
1:40
My first published article on that topic was probably 20 years ago.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
1:43
But what you're referring to in 2011 is when I started compiling reports, which I've still been doing for so for 14 years, monthly reports.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
5:05
And sometimes Muslims also get killed because a lot of times there's a moderate Muslims living amongst Christians in these villages.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
5:11
And the Muslims have even, you know, the groups and the Islamic groups there like Boko Haram and other Islamic terror group.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
5:17
have rationalized that you can kill those muslims because they're they're just as good as infidels because they live with christians and you should hate christians according to islamic teaching like quran 60 40 and so forth so yeah it's absolutely a religious persecution of christians a lot of human rights groups call it a genocide you're probably referring i spoke to a priest there And, you know, he confirmed everything that I knew, again, because I've been following the persecution of Christians in general for a long time.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
5:44
Nigeria has definitely been, you know, at the fore of that because you can't escape it.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
2:21
My first published piece came out I think in 2005, so we're talking about two decades now.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
2:25
And, um, in, in these more recent years I've been, uh, kind of res- I used to write a lot about just Islam in general, Islamic doctrine, Islamic terrorism, the modern era, and a lot about the persecution of Christians.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
2:38
Um, because, uh, again, like I said, for personal interest reasons.
Scipio EruditusHOST
2:42
Sure.

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Scipio EruditusHOST
40:06
Well, you know-
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
40:06
So when you talk about why Christians don't care, uh, here's another one that I hear often, um, and it's probably from the people that you're describing.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
40:13
When, let's say if I talk about the persecution of Christians, a lot of them will say, "Yeah, that's too bad, but don't worry, Jesus is coming and he'll fix it." [laughs] Which, well, you know, I mean, talk about, talk about taking the easy route, you know? Oh, I'm not gonna do anything.
Raymond IbrahimGUEST
40:26
I'm not gonna be inconvenienced, even though Jesus actually was all about telling me to do stuff, okay? To do something for your fellow man.

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