Thursday, October 24, 2013

Iran Sentences Christians to 80 Lashes for Drinking Communion Wine

The persecution of Christians in the Muslim world has continued for nearly fourteen centuries. Yet, according to Western Muslim organizations like CAIR and ISNA, as well as most politicians and media groups, only racists would object to the Islamic doctrines that give rise to this persecution.

FoxNews—Four Iranian Christians were reportedly sentenced to 80 lashes for drinking wine for communion, a shocking punishment meted out even as a new United Nations report blasted the Islamic republic for its systematic persecution of non-Muslims.

The four men were sentenced Oct. 6 after being arrested in a house church last December and charged with consuming alcohol in violation of the theocracy's strict laws, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide. They were among several Christians punished for their faith in a nation where converting from Islam to Christianity can bring the death penalty. According to a new October UN report by Ahmed Shaheed, UN special rapporteur on human rights in Iran, such persecution is common, despite new President Hasan Rouhani's pledge to be a moderate.

“At least 20 Christians were in custody in July 2013," Shaheed wrote. "In addition, violations of the rights of Christians, particularly those belonging to evangelical Protestant groups, many of whom are converts, who proselytize to and serve Iranian Christians of Muslim background, continue to be reported.” (Continue Reading.)

6 comments:

Unknown said...

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Unknown said...

Couldn't they drink grape juice?
Isn't it the ritual that has the meaning,or is it the the actual alcoholic content?

And if so how do they know it was the same concoction and percentage of alcohol?

Don't folks substitute bread for wafers instead of eating real bread?

Be smart and substitute grape juice for wine.

Give unto Caesar what is caesars no?

Obey the laws of the land you are in!

Anonymous said...

These muhammedans would still have slavery as per the quran if it wasn't for western colonialism in the 18/1900s...

Muslims are so perverse they sell their own children into sexual slavery to appease their wicked fake god schmallah allah

Like that rat abu bakr did when he passed his daughter Aisha to moe like a party favor

Tom ta tum Tom said...

What the Fox News article does not tell you is that the Christians are being blamed for the disappearance of the hordes of cheap wine that had been stashed by the various Imams, Mullahs, Satraps, Astrologers, Magicians, Governors and Viceroys of the corrupt Iranian regime.

As you might expect, the Christians have been using grape juice for YEARS but the corrupt officials of the even more corrupt Iranian regime are upset because they've gone looking for their Boone's Farm, their Ripple, their Thunderbird and their Mad Dog 20/20 and have often come back empty handed.

Many Iranian Christians have even been using grape-flavored KOOLAID in hopes of avoiding incurring the wrath of the WINO officials (Worshipers of Allahu Ohynksmorr In Name Only) - but to no avail.

The regime will blame anyone handy without considering that a great number of their own Aye-ahtillahs are spending their prayer time blind-face-down, puking drunk on their prayer mats. [And no WONDER they have such horrid prayer bumps on their foreheads... and so much vomit in their beards (not even the henna will hide all of that...)]

The Iranian regime officials are just going to have to deal with the increasing thefts from their stashes or, they'll just have to explain to everyone that they've received a new wartfah from Allahu Ohynksmorr that commands them to consume "communion wine" (for medicinal and sacred purposes of course) so they can openly get their Thunderbird on whenever they wish.

And leave the Christians to their grape juice & koolaid.

ALLAHU OHYNKSMORR!
ALLAHU OHYNKSMORR!
;-) KAFIR AND PROUD!!

simple_truth said...

saeefullah mohammad said...

"Couldn't they drink grape juice?"
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Why shouldn't they be able to freely drink what they want, especially in private? That is the issue.


"Isn't it the ritual that has the meaning,or is it the the actual alcoholic content?"
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If by choice they want to do it that way, then they should equally have the freedom to do that. The point is that they should have a freely chosen choice. Additionally, their conscience should be at peace with their decision, independently of Islam or any other ideology.


"And if so how do they know it was the same concoction and percentage of alcohol?"
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This is trivial. It's their inability to have a free choice without violating their conscience that is at issue here.

"Don't folks substitute bread for wafers instead of eating real bread?"
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Upon their discretion--not Islam's.

"Be smart and substitute grape juice for wine."
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How about your religious traditions and requirements being forbidden? How you would be complaining, protesting, and rioting? The first thing you would be doing is calling it oppression, hatred, bigotry, Islamaphobia, ect. and then calling for jihad.

"Give unto Caesar what is caesars no?"
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First, understand what this means in Christian context. Funny thing is that Muslims don't have much flexibility when it comes to giving up their religious customs. They always try to impose them on others. Non Islamic lands generally try to accommodate Muslims to a fault and Muslims take advantage and try to take over and implement their traditions and customs on them. Where is the Islamic version of accommodation?

"Obey the laws of the land you are in!"
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Yet, Muslims don't follow their own advice; instead, they try to change the laws in the land they live in.

Deleting said...

@saeefullah mohammad, Tom provided evidence, you just provided opinions and narrow ones that smack at Christianity.

Maybe you should learn more of the evidence even if it makes your religion look bad, no?