List of Christian churches and other buildings by Pro Morsi Jihadists.

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  1. DutchClogCyborg

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    A long comprehensive list of buildings which are part of the current genocide by supporters of Morso and the Muslim Brotherhood.

    This update list comes from the Catholic Church in Egypt. Don't they know that publishing this sort of thing might hurt the prospects of "interfaith dialogue"?

    "The list of Christian churches, schools, institutions, shops torched by the Muslim Brotherhood in the last three days," from Asia News, August 17


    1. Franciscan church and school (road 23) - burned (Suez)
    2. Monastery of the Holy Shepherd and hospital - burned (Suez)
    3. Church of the Good Shepherd, Monastery of the Good Shepherd - burned in molotov attack (Asuit)
    4. Coptic Catholic Church of St. George - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    5. Church of the Jesuits - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    6. Fatima Basilica - attacked - Heliopolis
    7. Coptic Catholic Church of St. Mark - burned (Minya - Upper Egypt)
    8. Franciscan convent (Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary) - burned (Beni Suef, Upper Egypt)
    9. Church of St. Teresa - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    10. Franciscan Church and School - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    11. Convent of St Joseph and school - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    12. Coptic Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart - torched (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    13 Convent of the Sisters of Saint Mary - attacked (Cairo)
    14. School of the Holy Shepherd - attacked (Minya, Upper Egypt)


    Orthodox and Evangelical Churches
    1. Anglican Church of St. Saviour - burned (Suez)
    2. Evangelical Church of St Michael - surrounded and sacked (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    3. Coptic Orthodox Church of St. George - Burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    4. Church of Al-Esla - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    5. Adventist Church - burned, the pastor and his wife abducted (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    6. Church of the Apostles - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    7. Church of the Holy renewal - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    8. Diocesan Centre Coptic Orthodox Qusiya - burned (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    9. Church of St. George - burned (Arish, North Egypt)
    10. Church of St. George in al-Wasta - burned (Beni Suef, Upper Egypt)
    11. Church of the Virgin Mary - attacked (Maadi, Cairo)
    12. Church of the Virgin Mary - attacked (Mostorod, Cairo)
    13. Coptic Orthodox Church of St. George - attacked (Helwan, Cairo)
    14. Church of ​​St. Mary of El Naziah - burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    15. Church of Santa Damiana - sacked and burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    16. Church of St. Theodore - burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    17. Evangelical Church of al-Zorby - Sacked and destroyed (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    18. Church of St. Joseph - burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    19. Franciscan School - burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    20. Coptic Orthodox Diocesan Center of St. Paul - burned (Gharbiya, Delta)
    21. Coptic Orthodox Church of St. Anthony - burned (Giza)
    22. Coptic Church of St. George - burned (Atfeeh, Giza)
    23. Church of the Virgin Mary and father Abraham - burned (Delga, Deir Mawas, Minya, Upper Egypt)
    24. Church of St. Mina Abu Hilal Kebly - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    25. Baptist Church in Beni Mazar - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    26. Church of Amir Tawadros - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    27. Evangelical Church - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    28. Church of Anba Moussa al-Aswad- burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    29. Church of the Apostles - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    30. Church of St Mary - arson attempt (Qena, Upper Egypt)
    31. Coptic Church of St. George - burned (Sohag, Upper Egypt)
    32. Church of Santa Damiana - Attacked and burned (Sohag, Upper Egypt)
    33. Church of the Virgin Mary - burned (Sohag, Upper Egypt)
    34. Church of St. Mark and community center - burned (Sohag, Upper Egypt)
    35. Church of Anba Abram - destroyed and burned (Sohag, Upper Egypt)

    Christian institutions
    1. House of Fr. Angelos (pastor of the church of the Virgin Mary and Father Abraham) - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    2. Properties and shops of Christians - Burnt (Arish, North Egypt)
    3. 17 Christian homes attacked and looted (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    4. Christian homes - Attach (Asuit, Upper Egypt)
    5. Offices of the Evangelical Foundation - burned (Minya, Upper Egypt)
    6. Stores, pharmacies, hotels owned by Christians - attacked and looted (Luxor, Upper Egypt)
    7. Library of the Bible Society - burned (Cairo)
    8. Bible Society - burned (Fayoum, Upper Egypt)
    9. Bible Society- burned (Asuit, North Egypt).

    http://www.asianews.it/news-en/The-...Brotherhood-in-the-last-three-days-28764.html
     
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    Most 'traditional' Christian churches are pacifist in nature. Considering the highly militant, even murderous nature of certain rMuslim Mosques and rIslam individuals, the Christian doctrine of pacifism may be not be the best policy! It may be time to bring back a new version of the Old Churches armed special forces ie the Christian Crusaders of old. Even though my church is not a traditional church I am an legitimate ordained minister. Btw I am not speaking about a ‘fly by night’ printing press minister, my Ordination was sponsored by a home town church that is over a hundred years old. Under that consideration I do have a vested interest in the Christian churches plight, even if the investment is spiritual more than monetary in nature. Its my opinion along with many other christians and agonostists that are concerned about the rise of rIslamic \terrorism and military investment and radicalation of many Mosques.

    Talk and appeasement is not working, Its past time for action. Something, anything MUST be be done to stop the attacks on Christians and our churches world wide. I for one suggest creating a paramilitary or strictly military arm of the Christian church, consisting of non- Christians if scripturally mandatory, if not they could be church members etc.

    Christian churches MUST protect those churches and Christians in need of such services and it should be done post haste.


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    delete double post~
     
  4. skeptic-f

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    I'm sure some people on this Forum will tell us these events never happened or they were misunderstood. Sometimes you have to look reality in the face. How come it's alright for Muslims from different countries to have solidarity with one another but when it is Christians it is suddenly a different story?
     
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    Let's see if the Islamophile apologists will still claim that it's a false flag operation. :roll:
     
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    Lets wait Moon's arrival to scream its dem Zionists / Jews
     

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