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Beliefs's Banished?
Editor: Lance Garrison
Everyone no matter what race, religion, orientation has beliefs. Teenagers across America, along with adults of all ages, are being prosecuted for there beliefs and lifestyles. All because of some power hungry rulers or some group of people that try and control everyone even though the things that some people believe in do not pertain to them .
Beijing about three years ago imprisoned a man for distributing Bibles and other religious literature without a license, according to an overseas monitoring group. However released because China is allowing people to believe what they want now.
A ministry, which informs Christians about the plight of persecuted believers worldwide, says persecution is on the rise in Eritrea. They are banishing the spread of any religion other than there own.
The door to door evangelism to all religion's in Cambodia is now Banned.
A 21-year-old Santa Fe man who police say was savagely beaten in a gay-bashing incident last weekend is clinging to life in critical condition after companying to want equality in schools.
Personally the banning's and the constant battle needs to stop. I know that opinions are universal, however they don't need to try and change everyone else's opinions by force. Freedom of speech allows you to voice it, leave it at that. There are allot of people in this world no one person should have the right to make everyone the same. That's what makes America so great, individuality.
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