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Are Some UK Christians Behaving Like Victims? - Mal on Premier Radio

Added 17 November 2010

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Another high profile case in the UK courts has highlighted for some the notion that Christians are being systematically victimized because of their faith.

Are Christians being persecuted? Or is there more heat than light surrounding these cases?

Is the rhetoric of persecution helping or harming the Christian calls for change in society?

Mal Fletcher discussed these issues and more with a Christian legal representative on London's Premier Radio today.

Stream/download the debate: click here.

(For the full editorial on this site, click here.)

Keywords: christianity | persecution of christians | christians victimized | christians losing jobs | persecution | are british christians persecuted

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