Q
I’ve just read your articles and have learned many new spiritual insights.
I grew up in a Muslim country and have seen much injustice, but the Christians in the West that I know don’t seem to care about those who are not believers.
As a born again Christian, how should we respond to human rights violations against non-Christians? Are we to only take care of those who believe as we do?
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I believe that Christians should be concerned about human rights/civil rights wherever and whenever they’re violated. I say this because I think that’s the way God feels. Jesus certainly didn’t discriminate between Jews and Gentiles, nor between believers and unbelievers. He always showed compassion toward the oppressed, whatever their state.