Is there any hope for Christians in the increasingly Islamist Muslim world?

The Plight of Egypt’s Coptic Christians

Raymond Ibrahim

The Coptic Christians were once the dominant religious group in Egypt. Previously the mainstay of their nation, Copts are now living as an oppressed minority, denied religious freedom and equal status in Egyptian life. The Copts are routinely denied meaningful employment and may not hold positions in the Egyptian Civil Service. Copts are refused permission to build new churches and even a request to renovate a church that is badly in need of repair can lead to an outbreak of severe Muslim violence against the Copts.

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