Category: persecuted

World Children’s Day: Remembering the Kids Persecuted for Their Parents’ Faith

November 17, 2022
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Come Nov. 20 we all celebrate World Children’s Day with the shared goal of improving children’s welfare and upholding their rights. But are our children really well and safe? What about kids in totalitarian societies like communist China? Since coming into power, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)—which is rooted in atheism—has been persecuting faith and…

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Religious Freedom in China Is a CCP Myth

October 18, 2021
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Commentary Religious expression is tightly managed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in order to propagate socialist policies in support of state objectives. The agitprop in communist China’s state-run media never stops, but sometimes the lies are beyond the absurd. This is especially true as it relates to the discussion of religion—or, rather, its suppression….

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Elderly Chinese Persecuted for Their Faith: ‘CCP’s Evildoing Will Not Be Tolerated’

July 8, 2021
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In cultures across the world, including the traditional Chinese culture, the older generations are revered for their moral integrity rooted in their unwavering faith. However, in today’s China, under communist rule, those same virtues are attacked, putting the elderly at risk of being persecuted. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP), infamous for its draconian atheistic ideologies…

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