By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
In Egypt, Islamic groups protested the appointment of a Christian as a regional governor. This is part of the problem in Egypt today.
The protesters rallied outside the government buildings in the Southern city of Qena blocking roads and obstructing railroad lines. They prevented trains from leaving Qena and Luxor, the famous City of the Pyramids.
All this happened as a result of the military council installing twenty new governors, people who had not served under and have no ties to Mubarak.
But none of that matters. A Christian is a Christian in the eyes of Egypt.
Shockingly, the Christian world is standing still and silent. The Pope is silent and there have been almost no Christian voices raised in horror and protest over this act of religious abuse.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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