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Could the Islamic State actually be leading to religious freedom for Christians in the Middle East?
John Kerry is trying to build a coalition to fight ISIS. One member he's trying to convince is Saudi Arabia.
Saudia Arabia has a habit of arresting Christians. John Kerry is being pressured to discuss this with Saudi Arabia.
Saudi anti-Christian sweep prompts calls for US involvement | Fox News
ISIS is obviously persecuting Christians, and that's a reason a coalition will be coming against them. It would be super hypocritical if one of the coalition members also harasses Christians. So as a way to be congruent with their stance against ISIS, some of these Middle East countries may be forced to give religious freedom to Christians.
John Kerry is trying to build a coalition to fight ISIS. One member he's trying to convince is Saudi Arabia.
Saudia Arabia has a habit of arresting Christians. John Kerry is being pressured to discuss this with Saudi Arabia.
Saudi anti-Christian sweep prompts calls for US involvement | Fox News
Secretary of State John Kerry is slated to visit Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to marshal support to combat the radical Islamic State terror organization. It was unclear if Kerry plans to raise the arrests of the Christians. On Tuesday, State Department spokeswoman Jen Pskai said she was not aware of the arrests, but pledged to look into the reports.
ISIS is obviously persecuting Christians, and that's a reason a coalition will be coming against them. It would be super hypocritical if one of the coalition members also harasses Christians. So as a way to be congruent with their stance against ISIS, some of these Middle East countries may be forced to give religious freedom to Christians.