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| | Arab Christians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Arab Christians are people who are ethnically Arab or culturally and linguistically arabized and who follow the religion of Christianity. |  | | The majority of Christian Arabs live in the Middle East where, although Islam is undoubtedly the preponderant religion, significant religious minorities exist in a number of countries. |  | | The use of the term Allah in Arab Christian churches predates its use in Islam by several centuries. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arab_Christian
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| | CIN - Arab Christian Literature of the 8th-9th Centuries by Dr. George Khoury |
 | | Their reason for abandoning their ancient languages and using the language of the conqueror was that the Christians, challenged in their faith, needed Arabic in the defense of their religion and in affirming the faith of wavering believers. |  | | The Monophysite church -the doctrine of those Christians who preferred to speak of the one nature of the incarnate word of God also constituted an important Christian element in Syria and was much spread among the Arab Christian tribes of the Syrian desert, namely, among the Ghassanides, Kalbites, and Taglibites. |  | | The most important Christian translators were members of the Bahtisu family, Hunain ibn Ishaq, and his son Ishaq and his disciples. |
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http://www.al-bushra.org/mag08/earbxt.htm
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| | PATRIARCHATE - Patriarchal Letters |
 | | Both religions, Christianity and Islam, believe in the Prophets of the Bible and the Apostles of Jesus Christ. |  | | When quoting “Christians of the Arab World” I mean those who belong to the currently known Oriental Churches, i.e the Church of Antioch, the Church of Seleucia-Ctesiphon (which originated from the Church of Antioch), the Church of Jerusalem, and the Church of Alexandria. |  | | I think that Christians of the Arab World are most qualified and capable of answering the questions asked in a Christian-Muslim dialogue, in order to find a common religious and moral platform between both religions, because of their enormous contribution to the civilisation of the Islamic World from its early days to present. |
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http://www.pgc-lb.org/english/News3.shtml
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| | Palestinian Christian Arab Elected to Lead the Presbyterian Church |
 | | Reverend Abu-Akel is a representative of the "forgotten faithful," Christians of the Holy Land who have had a continuous presence in the Holy Land since the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, 2000 years ago. |  | | Most importantly, HCEF is creating awareness of the plight of Holy Land Christians and informs Americans about the impact that military occupation has had on the spiritual, social and economic lives of all Palestinians living in the land where the Prince of Peace was born, taught and died. |  | | The Holy land Christian Ecumenical Foundation is an all-volunteer 501c3 organization with the mission of informing Americans about the ongoing plight of Christians in the Holy Land and provides humanitarian assistance to relieve suffering, educational support and assists in job creation. |
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http://www.hcef.org/hcef/includes/news/print.cfm/ID/738.cfm
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| | indymedia beirut The History of Arab Christians 22.08.2005 10:36 |
 | | These Christian Arab tribes may have found in Islam with its insistence on the indivisibility of God (“La Ilah Illa Allah” meaning ‘There is no God, but God’) a simplified version of their faith. |  | | Palestinian Christians are not suffering at the hands of the Moslems, but at the hands of the Israelis, and the bullet-scarred statue of the Virgin Mary in the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem is a poignant testimony to this fact. |  | | Thus Christianity was not an ethnic denomination but a religion adopted by many of these tribes. |
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http://beirut.indymedia.org/ar/2005/08/3154.shtml
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| | Essay: Arab and Christian |
 | | Arab Christians, he says, are a community of faith and tradition. |  | | So, while there is considerable support, in the oriental Catholic churches at least, for an Arab Christian identity, there are significant pockets of resistance and, in the case of the Assyrians, persecution for refusal to assimilate. |  | | Likewise his interpretation of Jerusalem& Armenian Christians as victims who will not be conventionally religious again until the world acknowledges their history of suffering is an eye-opener. |
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http://ncronline.org/NCR_Online/archives2/2005a/031105/031105j.php
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| | Dhimmi Watch: The Disappearing Arab Christian |
 | | The Christian minorities if they are allowed to come to the West will be model citizens and will assimiliate very quickly with the indegenous populations as they have the religion in common with the western people. |  | | Obviously, the Christians of the Middle East have lost the demographic race to the benefit of their Muslim compatriots. |  | | Considering the fact that the Middle East is home to a wide-range of religious minorities - not all of them Christian - this increasing intolerance on the part of many Muslim governments could easily ignite numerous civil and ethnic conflicts in the coming years. |
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http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/008165.php
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| | Master's Thesis |
 | | Over the centuries Christians paid special taxes--the "jizya" (a head tax) and the "kharja" (the land tax)--to practice their religion, and in many communities Christians and Jews were obligated to wear special clothes to distinguish them from the Muslim majority. |  | | Christians and Jews could practice their religion, but not too visibly. |  | | If a Christian Women married a Muslim man, the children would be raised as Muslims, and a Christian man could only marry Muslim women if he converted beforehand. |
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http://www.hindkabawat.com/thesis.htm
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| | Israeli Arab - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | In 1970, the infant mortality rate for Arabs was 32 deaths for every thousand births. |  | | Religious Identity ; Those who stress the religious component - their belonging to the Muslim or the Christian religion. |  | | Though they coexist as two self-segregated communities, over the years Jewish and Arab Israelis have come to accept each other, acknowledging the uniqueness and aspirations of each community and participating in a growing number of joint endeavors. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_Arab
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| | Arab Christian clergymen call Jews 'satanic' |
 | | Christian, Muslim and Judaic shrines should be preserved there with respect for the legitimate rights of every inhabitant of that land and every pilgrim who wishes to visit freely the places of worship. |  | | George Habbash, founder of the PFLP was a Christian, and in the manner of Arab political organisations, his followers were often members of the same faith. |  | | The Coptic Church and the Assyrian Church are not Eastern Orthodox Christians and are not in communion with us. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/675829/posts
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| | Dhimmi Watch: Arab Christian longs for dhimmitude |
 | | While Arab nationalism was not anti-religious in its secularism, it was always emphatic in acknowledging the equality of Christians and Muslims, and the need to leave religion to the spiritual sphere. |  | | One of the tenets of that movement has always been setting aside religion as a matter of personal choice and insisting on equal responsibility of Christians and Muslims in the national enterprise. |  | | Not only among Arabs, but also in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Sudan... |
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http://www.jihadwatch.org/dhimmiwatch/archives/009192.php
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| | The Arab Heritage |
 | | Christian Presence in the Middle East, Collegial letter of the Catholic Patriarchs of the Middle East to their Faithful in their different countries of residence |  | | Some of the Moalakat as well the first translations of the Bible and the Gospel, prayers, liturgy are some examples of the work of the Christians of Arabic Language. |  | | What and who are the Christians of the Middle East and the Holy Land |
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http://www.al-bushra.org/arbhrtg/0arbhrtg.htm
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| | Arab Church - Arabic Christian Resources |
 | | Arab Church contains the largest collection of Arabic Christian Music on the internet. |  | | There are still some bugs, and the Arabic language section doesn't work yet, but hopefully everything will be up and running perfectly by the end of this month. |  | | As most of you know, Arab Church went down months ago, and we lost our databases. |
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http://www.arabchurch.com
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| | Directory of Arabic Christian Web Sites |
 | | Seeking to hold forth the Word of God an Christian lifestyle to the English and Arab world. |  | | The site lists several hymnal tapes produced by this group of gifted young men who are passionate to see their kinsmen come to the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ. |  | | An Arabic Christian Book resource in the providence of Ontario, Canada.. |
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http://www.arabicbible.com/directories/web.htm
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| | Arab and Christian rule (from Beirut) -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
 | | Isle of Man: Influence of the Christian Church |  | | (See also Arabic language.) Before the spread of Islam and, with it, the Arabic language, Arab referred to any of the largely nomadic Semitic inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula. |  | | Arab and Christian rule (from Beirut) -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
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http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-24960
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| | Christian Arab Museum Opens - UrbanPlanet.org |
 | | Typically Antiochan or "coptic", they fled the lands of the western middle east along with their Russian and Balkan Orthodox Christian cousins in the early part of the 20th century. |  | | This is not a place for only Antiochian, only Orthodox, only Christians. |  | | Pittsburgh, a center of Eastern European Immigration in the early part of the century has many "christian arabs". |
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http://www.urbanplanet.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=4656
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| | Arab American Demographics |
 | | Arab Americans live in all 50 states, but two thirds reside in 10 states; one third of the total live in California, New York, and Michigan. |  | | *Excludes persons who identify as Chaldeans, Assyrians, or other Christian minorities in Iraq. |  | | It is one of the most popular destinations for new arrivals from the Arab world. |
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http://www.aaiusa.org/demographics.htm
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| | News from Agape Press |
 | | Now, she says, Muslims could very well be the majority population in many European countries by the middle of the century. |  | | She cites Denmark as an example, noting that Muslim mullahs have already declared that by 2050, that nation will be a Muslim state because they will constitute more than 50% of the population. |  | | The Muslims, on the other hand, are allowed to marry up to four wives at a time," she says, noting that terrorist Osama bin Laden had 27 children. |
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http://headlines.agapepress.org/archive/11/142003f.asp
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| | Hundreds of Christian Arab families are still here and will remain forever here |
 | | The immediate reaction of some of them was "I' am surprised to hear that... |  | | Please note that the title is different in the Internet edition of the Jerusalem Post, and says "Hundreds of Christian Arab families fleeing PA areas". |  | | We would like to highlight, once more, that the Arab Christian Community in the Palestinian Territories is an integral part of the Palestinian people. |
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http://www.hcef.org/hcef/includes/news/print.cfm/ID/104.cfm
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