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suspect, although do not necessarily wish to presume, that you have not, in fact, lived (or even temporarily resided) in a Muslim country at any point in your life.
As such, I would question your ability to judge others as xenophobic or bigoted, given your complete lack of comprehension of the vitriol and hatred that Christians in the Middle East have to suffer on a daily basis.
Moreover, your rash (and seemingly obdurate) generalisation of some of the posters on this board, is a little tiresome.
The reality of the situation is that life under Muslim Law is a far cry from the relative religious freedom that is enjoyed in the West (which is, perhaps, one of the reasons that people of a scholarly nature tend to revert discussion to a lesson in objectivity

- such as you have tended to do in this thread).
The Christians of the East, for whom nearly all of their history and tradition, has been
decimated by Muslim occupation and domination, bear witness to the fact that the fears of those in this thread are not only grounded in reality, but that their suggestions are also
pragmatic in the face of evil.
Their words are not simply an un-educated outburst based on outdated stereotypes

God Bless,