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Anti-Christian sentiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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In short, Islamophobia is a no-no, but Christophobia is a yes-yes. A fascinating case of Christophobia is detailed in the March, 2009, edition of the monthly arts review, The New Criterion. ... Christophobia, and by extension, hatred of Western civilization, is on the march. Can you hear the sound of pulping machines?
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Via John Aravosis at AMERICAblog, Rick Warren is doubling down and accusing his critics of "hate-speech" and "Christophobia." Rachel Maddow has the video, and takes Warren to task for the hypocrisy of saying that it's unfair to call his views hateful while simultaneously accusing his critics of hate speech. ... The Jed Report:
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There is a growing worldwide war against Christianity. Last year, over 160,000 Christians were killed for their faith. Christians have been beaten, imprisoned and killed for the crime of being a Christian in Red China. ... In Sudan, Christians have been bombed, ... Christians have been targeted and assassinated in Iraq,
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Weigel then turns to "Christophobia" — a term coined by international legal scholar J.H.H. Weiler (himself an observant Jew) to describe a phenomenon clearly prevalent in many parts of Europe, where even a mention of Christ or the Church in private conversation, much less in a public forum, is enough to cut short...
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October 21 2009 ... OPEN EVENT: A Swallow Anthology Reading ... Has Christophobia come to Wiley-Blackwell, the distinguished English academic publisher? Therein lies a still-unfolding tale.
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The Catholic scholar George Weigel calls this phenomenon "Christophobia" (a phrase he borrowed from the South African-born American legal scholar J.H.H. Weiler, who happens to be Jewish).
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By Ariel Alexovich ... In this late rush, rivals have sharpened their pitches. Others are undergoing even more scrutiny as their numbers ... As to Christophobia, religion should have nothing to do with politics in an ideal world. Bush thinks he has God on his side, and is no better than any Muslim leader who has Allah on his.
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He said such phenomena and the decision are not “isolated episodes” but reveal “a Christophobia which is nothing else but hatred for oneself.”...
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And he says the criticism of him in the wake of his selection has been characterized by "a lot of hate speech" and by "Christophobia -- people who are afraid of any Christian.''
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