Discussion on Christianity in the Middle East
So are you Armenian Christian?
No, I'm actually Palestinian.
Okay, and you're Christian?
Yes, I'm a Christian. Okay.
Well, praise God
I'm thrilled to hear that and I guess the question
I would have as a Christian Do you think that it's better for
Christianity to have Israel controlled by Jews or Israel controlled by Muslims?
What's better for Christianity?
Okay, so for my own personal experience I've seen Muslims be more
receptive to the Christian faith than Jews. That's my own personal experience
But on top of that there are not only in Israel
There are thousands of churches all throughout the Middle East and Muslim controlled countries that have been preserved
For thousands of years now that give funding so I don't think
it's an argument on whether who would do it better
because they've both Been doing it for thousands of years now.
I'll get to you next.
So part of my family's I Reason family this married in is from Tehran.
They're Iranian and Muslim no, they are Christian.
They are Armenian. Okay, they've lived in Tehran their entire life
A big community and they have churches that they go every single Sunday.
They are proud of who they are They
wear their crosses out not a problem.
Well, like let's talk about Egypt Syria Jordan.
They have thousands of churches there They have big Christian faith over there,
but they are Muslim majority countries and run by Muslims and the churches are protected
My own family was thrown to there now, I don't want to make a person
By Israeli by Israeli guards because they were wearing a cross out that's been my own personal that is unacceptable.
It's not
Well, I said it's on it.
Yeah, I believe we unacceptable
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