Monday, April 04, 2005
"Jesus is a foreigner's god ..."
In recent testimony before the United Nations, one person gave witness to Christian persecution alive and well in China.
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- Scott
- Georgia, United States
- A former teacher who considers those still in the profession the foot soldiers of society, I currently work as a copy editor and writer for a Christian publication.
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