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Lindisfarne Centre on Premier Radio
30 August 2023

The Lindisfarne Centre for the Study of Christian Persecution was part of a 3 person panel of experts on Premier Christian Radio's Breakfast programme with Mal Pope discussing 

 

“Given the rise in human activism and religious tolerance in the world today, should Christians still suffer violent persecutions in the 21st Century? Is this what Jesus meant when He said “in this world you shall have many tribulations?”

 

To listen to the podcast from 23 August (18 minutes) click HERE

 

 

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…they destroyed the churches and the monasteries far and wide with fire and sword, leaving nothing remaining save bare unroofed walls; and so thoroughly did they do their work that even our own present generation can seldom discover in those places any conclusive memorial of their ancient dignity, sometimes none.
Simeon of Durham, early 12th century historian on the Viking invasion 867AD which eradicated Christianity in parts of England