E. M. Gabriel’s newly released “The History of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United States” delves into the rise of the Coptic congregations throughout the years
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“The History of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United States: From the Land of the Pharaohs to the United States of America” from Christian Faith Publishing author E. M. Gabriel is an illuminating exposition that brings into view how the churches of the Coptic Orthodox came to be and the challenges that rose. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) March 17, 2021 “The History of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United States: From the Land of the Pharaohs to the United States of America”: a well-written historical account of the foundation, origin, and rise of the Coptic churches in the USA and the traditions they hold and carry into the current times. “The History of the Coptic Orthodox Church in the United States: From the Land of
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MONTREAL, March 17, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ - There are a few places on earth that can provide both entertaining attractions as well as an educational adventure. One of the favorites on this list is the land of Egypt. Who can resist the lure of an ancient civilization (famous for items such as mummies!) when it comes to an excellent combination of both visual splendour and a wealth of historical data. Travel advisor Matthew Keezer says that this country should be on every person s vacation list at one time or another.
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Gendered violence online: Cybersecurity for whom?
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Cyber violence against women is defined as a form of gender-based violence (GBV) carried out through digital means. The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically heightened the risk and incidence of violence against women both online and offline: the Australian eSafety Commissioner reported a 50% increase in domestic and cyber violence reports since March 2020. Globally, Facebook remains the most common platform for gendered violence online, followed closely by Instagram and WhatsApp. These developments show that special consideration must be given to the role of digital platforms in facilitating violence against women, and that policy solutions regarding violence against women must also consider the online context where that violence often takes place and escalates in plain sight.
More Progress Needed for Religious Freedom Under Sudan’s Transitional Government
03/10/2021 Sudan (International Christian Concern) – Sudan’s transitional constitution, adopted in 2019 after the coup that deposed strongman leader Omar al-Bashir, helped the country make significant strides towards a freer and more open society. As the country prepares to celebrate the two-year anniversary of the coup on April 11, the Sudanese people have much to be proud of. Though social and political freedom has sometimes come slowly, it has come and has led to included increased rights for the country’s religious minorities.
Perhaps the most notable feature of the transitional constitution is that it does not appeal to sharia something that the previous constitution did to the serious detriment of minority religions in the country. The constitution under Bashir did appeal to sharia, setting the groundwork for the government to outlaw apostasy and criminalize blasphemy against Islam.