To curb the development of Tibetan Buddhism and “hanify” it, the CCP intensifies suppression efforts by surveilling and indoctrinating religious adherents.
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Protestant house churches, regarded as a threat to the regime due to large numbers of believers, face total extinction, people threatened to give up their faith.
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Tibetan nuns living near Tibet’s regional capital Lhasa have been forced to declare their loyalty to Beijing and the ruling Chinese Communist Party in a political campaign conducted by their nunnery’s management committee and state-controlled “women’s cooperatives,” state media said this week.
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Since the CCP took power, it has always attacked dissidents and persecuted religious faith. To permanently control China’s people, the CCP has spent
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Picture from internet The CCP is implementing its “sinicization” policy by prohibiting Christians to attend house churches. In February, more than 30 government officials
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Despite the fact that it belonged to the government-approved united Protestant church, the local government refused to issue a permit for the construction of the church. Without the proper documentation, the building of the church, which was already started, had to be stopped abruptly.
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A closer look at Christianity in China today and recent news headlines on how Christians in China are embracing the Underground Church movement which is exploding giving rise to the name “House Churches” which is not that different to the church mentioned in the Book of Acts back in the day.
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