Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Joel Webbon argues that condemning religious violence does not require treating every Muslim as violent. He points instead to places where Christians continue to face severe persecution and, in some cases, deadly attacks because of their faith. His broader point is that modern religious persecution should be confronted without turning criticism of specific acts or movements into blanket condemnation of an entire religion.
Joel Webbon argues that condemning religious violence does not require treating every Muslim as violent. He points instead to places where Christians continue to face severe persecution and, in some cases, deadly attacks because of their faith. His broader point is that modern religious persecution should be confronted without turning criticism of specific acts or movements into blanket condemnation of an entire religion.
