This is an invitation to sign a petition concerning Christians being persecuted through the United Nations. This is the most terrifying piece of news in our time!
This is not just another petition, please don’t just ignore it.
I would strongly encourage you to go to http://www.aclj.org. to get the full story. Click on the Television section at the lower right side of the page you will see “8.22.08 - The Organization of the Islamic Conference”.
This is copied exactly as it is stated at ACLJ (American Center for Law & Justice):
We as Christians must take the initiative to do something about the Islamic oppression of Christianity that is coming if we do nothing.
Add your name to the group of 71516 people who have already signed using the Internet!
End Anti-Christian Bigotry!
Around the world, Christians are being increasingly targeted, and even persecuted, for their religious beliefs. Now, one of the largest organizations in the United Nations is pushing to make a bad situation even worse by promoting anti-Christian bigotry wrapped in the guise of a U.N. resolution called “Combating Defamation of Religions.” We must put an immediate end to this most recent, dangerous attack on faith that attempts to criminalize Christianity. Please read the form below carefully and declare your membership with the ACLJ by adding your name to our PETITION OPPOSING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE ISLAMIC CONFERENCE.
PETITION OPPOSING
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
ISLAMIC CONFERENCE
To: The United Nations’ High Commissioner of Human Rights
I stand with the American Center for Law and Justice and Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow in grave opposition to the Organization of the Islamic Conference’s resolution entitled “Combating Defamation of Religions.” I recognize this measure as anti-Christian in nature and fully believe it stands in stark contrast to the concept of religious freedom outlined in the International Bill of Human Rights.
As a person of faith, I respectfully call on you to exercise keen judgment and act in swift opposition to this resolution. Our focus should remain on improving existing international law to protect the religious rights and free practice thereof for all individuals.
This is not just another petition, please don’t just ignore it.
I would strongly encourage you to go to http://www.aclj.org. to get the full story. Click on the Television section at the lower right side of the page you will see “8.22.08 - The Organization of the Islamic Conference”.
This is copied exactly as it is stated at ACLJ (American Center for Law & Justice):
We as Christians must take the initiative to do something about the Islamic oppression of Christianity that is coming if we do nothing.
Add your name to the group of 71516 people who have already signed using the Internet!
End Anti-Christian Bigotry!
Around the world, Christians are being increasingly targeted, and even persecuted, for their religious beliefs. Now, one of the largest organizations in the United Nations is pushing to make a bad situation even worse by promoting anti-Christian bigotry wrapped in the guise of a U.N. resolution called “Combating Defamation of Religions.” We must put an immediate end to this most recent, dangerous attack on faith that attempts to criminalize Christianity. Please read the form below carefully and declare your membership with the ACLJ by adding your name to our PETITION OPPOSING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE ISLAMIC CONFERENCE.
PETITION OPPOSING
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
ISLAMIC CONFERENCE
To: The United Nations’ High Commissioner of Human Rights
I stand with the American Center for Law and Justice and Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow in grave opposition to the Organization of the Islamic Conference’s resolution entitled “Combating Defamation of Religions.” I recognize this measure as anti-Christian in nature and fully believe it stands in stark contrast to the concept of religious freedom outlined in the International Bill of Human Rights.
As a person of faith, I respectfully call on you to exercise keen judgment and act in swift opposition to this resolution. Our focus should remain on improving existing international law to protect the religious rights and free practice thereof for all individuals.