10/20/15

- Native Americans
- Irish and Italian immigrants in the late 1800's
- Black Americans
- Mentally challenged people
....the list goes on and on.
For some the injustices still are carried on against them.
The most rampant areas of bias that leads to cruel behavior is religion against religion. We see it in the Middle East where Moslem sects are against each other. Moslems hate the Jews and Christians. In this country it was not acceptable to many to be Catholic. My father's family did not like us because we were Catholic, and made life miserable for my parents and me.

What would you do if you were faced with making a decision to hide your Christianity or to profess it? Would you deny your beliefs in fear. Or would profess who and what you are with joy...regardless of the outcome.
When I think of being faced with this situation I find it pretty scary. Most of us will never have to deal with having to choose to declare or deny.
Lord,
Please give courage to anyone who finds himself/herself in a situation where a choice must be made about who and what they are. Give them the wisdom and courage to tell the truth about you in their life.
Amen
Written by
Corinne Mustafa
We need to be ready to stand up for our beliefs no matter what the circumstances. To deny our commitments would only lead to being lost.
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