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Franklin Graham: World's Christians in Grave Danger 


Friday, March 18, 2011 05:33 PM

By: Chris Gonsalves and Kathleen Walter

The Muslim Brotherhood, with the complicity of the Obama administration, has
infiltrated the U.S. government at the highest levels and is influencing
American policy that leaves the world's Christians in grave danger, warns
internationally known evangelist Franklin Graham

"The Muslim Brotherhood is very strong and active here in our country,"
Graham tells Newsmax. "We have these people advising our military and State
Department. We've brought in Muslims to tell us how to make policy toward
Muslim countries.

"It's like a farmer asking a fox, 'How do I protect my hen house?'"

That same Muslim Brotherhood is fomenting much of the rebellion and the
deteriorating social order roiling the Middle East, forcing millions of
Christians to flee for their lives, says Graham, son of beloved evangelist
Dr. Billy Graham, and founder of The Samaritan
<http://www.samaritanspurse.org/> 's Purse international charity.

"Under [Egypt's Hosni] Mubarek and [Jordan's] King Hussein and other
moderate leaders, Christians had been protected," Graham says. 11 million
Christians live in Egypt and I ear for them, because if the Muslim
Brotherhood comes to power, you're going to see a great exodus of
Christians. Same thing in Tunisia and Lebanon. I fear for the church because
the Muslim Brotherhood is going to be a very terrible thing."

A new report from the Roman Catholic aid agency Aid to the Church in Need
supports Graham's contention that the persecution of Christians world-wide
has worsened exponentially in the past few years.

According to the report, Christians face increased suffering in 22 countries
around the world, with Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Pakistan, and Nigeria being
among the worst countries to be a Christian in today. 

The persecution has gotten markedly worse over the past two years according
to the organization. 

"The proportion of countries with a worsening track-record of anti-Christian
violence and intimidation would be higher were it not for the fact that in
many cases the situation could scarce-ly have been worse in the first place"
the report's authors wrote.

More than 75 percent of religious persecution in the world is currently
being carried out against Christians, the report concludes.

The Vatican formed a special committee late last year to address the flight
of Christians and the rise of militant Islam in the Middle East. In his New
Year's message, Pope Benedict XVI said Christians suffer more than any other
religious group because of their faith

Asked if President Barack Obama was doing enough to protect Christians at
home and abroad, Graham says, "No. If anything it's the opposite."

"Muslims are protected more in this country than Christians," he says. "The
president has made many statements but he doesn't back them up. We have to
do more to protect the Christians in the Muslim world. Their lives are in
danger."

In recent weeks, Obama administration officials have stepped up the defense
of their inclusive stance toward Muslims in their ranks. Deputy national
security advisor, Denis McDonough, said last week that President Obama is
actually trying to prevent terrorism by "dispelling the myths that have
developed over the years, including misperceptions about our fellow
Americans who are Muslim."

"When it comes to preventing violent extremism and terrorism in the United
States, Muslim Americans are not part of the problem, you're part of the
solution," McDonough said at an interfaith forum in Sterling, Va.

Graham, however says what Obama is really doing is "giving Islam a pass"
rather than speaking openly about the "horrific" treatment women and
minorities receive.

"We certainly love the Muslim people," Graham said in an earlier interview
with Newsmax. "But that is not the faith of this country. And that is not
the religion that built this nation. The people of the Christian faith and
the Jewish faith are the ones who built America, and it is not Islam."

 



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