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Christians attend Good Friday mass in Gaza City
Gaza City, April 19 (askanews) - The Christian faithful, a minority in the war-torn country, attend Good Friday mass in the Greek Orthodox church of Saint Porphyry in Gaza City. “We are not celebrating like the rest of the Palestinian cities or the rest of the world. There is a very sad air in Gaza,” says a Christian from Gaza.
How Should Christians Respond to the Horror of Gaza?
Sadly, most of us remain silent, constrained perhaps by claims of Israel’s centrality in ‘End Times’ Bible Prophecy and a movement that lobbies us to ‘Stand with Israel’. But a growing number now doubt that divine permission has been granted to ‘park’ Christ’s call to show love of both God and our neighbour as ourselves; to embrace justice, compassion, and mercy, even in times of conflict. We do not believe a Genesis promise of land to Abraham a…
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