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For Christians, Vietnam war rages
Originally published 04:45 a.m., June 26, 2009, updated 09:33 p.m., June 25, 2009 Vietnam's "hidden" war on Christianity just rumbles along, and on March 13, the communist authorities demolished one of the first Christian churches built in Vietnam's Central Highlands. While religious ...
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For Scott Johnson, recognition war rages
Power Line — ... I wish I could take credit for today's Washington Times column "For Christians, Vietnam war rages." The Times credits it to a lawyer, writer and human rights activist who focuses on issues in Southeast Asia, but mistakenly adds that he is a contributor to Power Line. I am not the author of the column and he does not contribute to Power Line. ...

Weekend Reading: The Vietnam War Against Christians
Stones Cry Out — ... This is a great article from the Washington Times regarding the persecution of Christian in communist Vietnam, and our government’s complicity in it. ...

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