Muslims Kill Korean Christian

Posted by Michael on July 25th, 2007 filed in Faith, News

Taliban fundamentalists kill an unarmed Korean Christian. Please pray for the other 22 Christians still held captive, 18 of whom are women.

Reuters identifies them as “church volunteers” killed by “Taliban.” Michelle Malking correctly identifies them by their religion. Westerners like to obscure the religion because it’s uncomfortable, but the radlical Islamists have no qualms about identifying it as a religious war.
Korean Christians
The people that would kill such peaceful saints are barbarians.

Update: I repeat. Barbarians.

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10 Responses to “Muslims Kill Korean Christian”

  1. Jennifer in OR Says:

    Praying.

    I saw this story earlier, but saw no mention of the Koreans’ Christian faith. Thanks for the info…

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  3. Michael Says:

    Jennifer, why do you think they don’t mention they are Christians?

  4. RD Says:

    Here is a video on these Korean Christian nuts on youtube

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G07u0×82aQw#lcxoZELNPR8

    These nuts entered the country by lying — they claimed they are there to help, not to proselytize. They broke the law of country which prohibits proselytizer missionaries. They made Muslim children pray to their Christian god without children or their parents consent. How would Christian parents feel if I made 5-year old Christian children in an American school pray to Zeus without consent or permission of children or their Christian parents? There are other videos of Christian Korean nuts visiting mosques and graves in Afghanistan — singing Christian songs, and then later bragging about it on how they felt praying to Jesus in mosques where no one has prayed to Jesus before. True face of missionary nuts is exposed. They give poor food if the poor and hungry parrot and pray to their Christian god.

  5. Michael Says:

    RD, which offense warranted shooting the pastor’s body a few dozen times and leaving it in the street? Was it the singing, the praising, or the feeding of the hungry children?

    I saw no coercion in that youtube link. In fact, I thought it was beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

  6. Jennifer in OR Says:

    Michael,

    Regarding no mention of the fact that the Koreans are Christian - perhaps 1) liberal media always downplays, removes, or ridicules faith; 2) liberal media doesn’t want any goodwill spent toward Christians; or 3) liberal media honestly didn’t know they were Christians. #1 or #2 most likely.

    RD,

    The Korean Christians were providing humanitarian aid. What their thoughts, prayers, or intentions for the salvation of the Muslims are is their own business. Are you such a tyrant that you wish to control their very thoughts?

  7. Jennifer in OR Says:

    RD, why is your comment posted, word for word, on jihadwatch (http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/017547.php), under the name Amir? That really bugs me.

  8. Michael Says:

    Jennifer, good catch. He’s spending some time defending barbaric actions elsewhere if you look at the other posts he makes on that Typekey account.

    He probably came here because of the Michelle Malkin link; I wouldn’t expect him to return, but I’d like him to explain how he justifies ending a non-violent human life he disagrees with.

  9. Religionfools Says:

    You know, this God you Christians been praying to, he apparently sides with the Taliban, or doesn’t give a two craps about you guys.

    Some Koreans may be confortable abandoning the religion of their ancient ancestors to worship the white man’s God, but in Islam, apostates can be put to death. Sending missionaries to these places and trying to convert ppl is only going to get the ppl killed.

    The world has to wake up and stop arguing over who’s imaginary friend is more “real.” Enough already. Christian churches constantly send missionaries to dangerous places, where the ppl are poor and desperate. It’s like a badge of honor for them. The religious leaders exploit the young and eager to please. “See, go into a third world, war tore area, help the poor, serve God!” And while the sheepie are off risking their lives, the church gets publicity and more attention, and thus, more membership and more donations. God will protect us/reward us…well, not this time.

  10. Michael Says:

    ReligionFools, you’re showing a complete lack of understanding of our completely holy and loving God. Why do you blame the evil choices of men on God?

    The book of Romans tells us that God uses *everything* for His glory. They Christian martyrs are now in the heavens in the splendor of Jesus, while here on earth “the church gets publicity and more attention,” so that people see the love and sacrifice of Christian saints.

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