Thursday, September 9, 2010

The McLellin of Islam

January 5, 2009 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Middle East

 
I am currently reading Abraham Divided: An LDS Perspective on the Middle East by Daniel C. Peterson.  I encourage you to read the book as he is an expert on these things and writes much better than I. I hope my paraphrasing of his work does him justice.  So far I have thoroughly enjoyed the [...]

Religious Conflict in Nigeria

December 6, 2008 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Africa

The LDS Church has more than 80,000 members in Nigeria.  It also has5 missions, almost 300 congregations and a temple located in Aba.
Sadly there is religious conflict even in Nigeria, one of the more stable countries in Africa.  In an article I read over at Time, it talks about how Nigeria’s North is heavily Muslim [...]

There were 1 million Iraqi Christians

November 25, 2008 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Middle East

Recently I’ve pointed out various articles detailing Christianity in Iraq in relation to the Iraq War and the struggles practicing/believing Christians are having in the country.  I saw an article today and was amazed at that there were 1 million Iraqi Christians before the first Gulf War.  This number has dwindled to less than 500,000 today [...]

Catholic and Islamic Dialouge

November 4, 2008 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Middle East

With U.S. election news dominating headlines the interfaith dialouge between the Vatican and Muslim leaders should not be overlooked.  With East so often butting heads with West this can be an excellent example of how two different religions can communicate so as to co-exist peacefully without hatred and misunderstanding trumping love and undestanding.
Vatican Launches Catholic-Islamic Dialouge

Christianity in Egypt

October 24, 2008 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Middle East

I wanted to point out an article I recently read in The National Post dealing with Christianity in Egypt and the persectuion Christians are facing in that country.  I have done similar posts in the past about Christianity in China, Iraq, Pakistan and India.  I find it very interesting how it is accepted (or opposed) in these non-Christian [...]

Christianity in Mongolia

September 18, 2008 by DH  
Filed under Mormon Asia

As my fascination grows with the progress of Christianity (and The LDS Church in particular) in predominantly non-Christian parts of the world I have to point out an article I saw today over at LDS Today. The article is entitled “Christianity Growing Fast in Mongolia.”  I encourage you to jump over and take a minute to read [...]