By Noah Beck
As Egypt’s Islamists blame Christians for the ouster of Mohammed Morsi, anti-Christian violence has reached epidemic levels, with an estimated 82 churches across Egypt attacked and heavily damaged by pro-Morsi supporters in a mere 48 hours.
Unfortunately, the persecution of Christians is nothing new in Egypt or other Muslim-majority countries. But thanks to the mainstream media, few Westerners understand the true scale or nature of the horrors involved.
The gospel singer and pastor had been scheduled to headline the MLK concert before a handful of gay protestors expressed concerned that his presence was an affront to the LGBT community, claiming he encouraged disunity instead of unity.
In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, radio talk show host Mark Levin has a message for critics like Joe Scarborough and other establishment Republicans.
“Well, as for an individual like Scarborough, he has almost no audience and no ratings and he keeps telling us how to get bigger audiences and bigger ratings and reach more people. Well, why doesn’t he demonstrate it? How does he do it?” Levin tells The Brody File.
In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, radio talk show host Mark Levin says he gets riled up on the radio because he’s worried about America.
“I’m passionate because I’ve got a lot of soft spots,” Levin tells The Brody File. “Now and then, yes I get very, very passionate it about it. I don't do NPR talk but what you hear over the microphone is who I am.”
In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, radio talk show host Mark Levin is pushing for a new constitutional amendment that would term limit Supreme Court Justices.
“The justices have more power than the framers ever intended. They're involved in more things than they should be and there's no check on them,” Levin tells The Brody File.
In an exclusive interview with The Brody File, radio talk Show host Mark Levin says his new best selling book, The Liberty Amendments is an attempt to, “start thinking for ourselves, rid ourselves of the propaganda, rid ourselves of 100 years of progressivism that's telling us what to do and how to think.”
Quiet fell on Jerusalem like the dew this Shabbat. But the stillness masks the rumble of war shuddering throughout the Middle East. Five U.S. destroyers with hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles ply the waters of the Eastern Mediterranean ready to launch those missiles at Syrian military installations. Those launches could be hours or days away.
Among those familiar with the true teachings of Islam, it is well known that the life — or as articulated in Arabic, the “blood” — of an infidel, that is, a non-Muslim, is not equal to the life/blood of a Muslim. Few know, however, that among some of Islam’s respected hadith collections, the blood of a non-Muslim is no better than the blood of a dog.
The Christian Copts of Shubra al-Khaima, Egypt, are in a “state of panic and terror” as “a number of supporters of ousted President Muhammad Morsi have been placing markings on Christian homes in the area for [future] targeting.”
After constant exposure to critically important news, it begins to lose all meaning and sense of urgency. Hearing the same warnings over and over again—especially when the status quo seems static—can cause a certain desensitization, a resigned apathy that ignores the warnings in the wishful hope that they won’t materialize. This hope becomes more optimistic (and passive) with each passing day that the warnings do not materialize.