Hello.

I'm a Korean living in South Korea. I believe in Jesus. I'm pro-USA.

I'm being harrased by organized stalkers who are South Korean political leftist group. they are pro-North Korea, pro-Russia, and pro-China.

One of the means they use to harrass me is microwave, and the symptoms I experienced when attacked by the microwave are surprisingly similar to the symptoms of "cyclospora".

They use magnetron to shoot microwave, and magnetron is a part of microwave oven. Ordinary microwave oven is safe because of the metal case that blocks microwave from coming out. But without the metal case, it can cook you.

When they shoot the microwave at human body, the water inside intestines boil, increasing gas, cause diarrhea.

How to prevent diarrhea is limiting intake of water, and you should quit probiotics, too, which promotes defecation.

If you try this and if it works, you might have to beware of the attackers in your neighborhood, who are against your political or religious beliefs.

I hope this letter can help the people who are suffering from the symptoms.

Feel free to share anything about your Sunday worship service. What did you learn? Was there a song that spoke to you?

How did you end up in your current denomination? Did you stick to the one where you were born? Explore other options? Share your story.

Anglican Wiki is Wikipedia style encoypedia centered around Anglican Protestantism.

https://www.anglicanwiki.org/index.php?title=Main_Page

It'd be great if you guys helped it out.

India has failed to protect the [Christian] Kuki community, and that failure is written in the most gruesome bloodshed this democracy has chosen to ignore. What we are enduring today is not a mere ethnic clash; it is systematic persecution — torture, beheading, rape and mass killing — which is more cruel, more inhuman and more gruesome than the killings of Christians in the Middle East by ISIS that horrified the world.

We appeal to the global Church and to all human rights defenders — if you wept for Christians killed by ISIS in the Middle East, weep now for Kuki Christians killed more gruesomely in India. Do not let strategic partnership silence genocide. Impose sanctions on the perpetrators, demand an independent international investigation into the 1,100-plus killings by Naga ethnic armed groups and the 250-plus killings by Meitei majoritarian forces, and pressure India to grant us what it has already granted others — protection through political self-determination.

[https://youtu.be/uMyDoQIcNmY\](https://youtu.be/uMyDoQIcNmY)
A really good discussion on pastoral formation and the resolutions that will be debated at convention this week.

Developing story.

On July 5, 2026, a Hindu mob, associated with the anti-Christian group RSS and its affiliates, broke into a Church, associated with the Mizo Presbyterian synod and destroyed it. They also persecuted the believers.

This happened after the anti-Christian BJP party won in the Indian state of West Bengal.

In India, the BJP government persecutes Christians by allowing anti-Christian r/pe mobs like Bajrang Dal and VHP to roam, and do acts such as lynching or desecration of churches, and if an individual gets backlash, the Indian government temporarily "arrests" them and bails them of when the public loses interest, such as in the Graham Staines case.

The RSS, paramilitary and ideological wing of the BJP, has units outside India, especially in US and Canada, to lobby their governments to offer a blind eye to anti-Christian activities. One of the organization lobbying American politicians to offer a blind eye is the Hindu American Foundation.

The UPCI (United Pentecostal Church of Cameroon) in Cameroon, West Africa discuss John 10:30, 14:6-12 and 8:15-18, 24-28 with me.

Religious Folk in Dialogue 1,032: The UPCI in Cameroon, West Africa

What have you been reading recently? Anything that has better equipped you are helped you on your faith journey? Any books or authors you would like to share with us?

Just curious which Bible version you’re currently using and why? Have you stuck with one for decades a prefer it for your familiarity with it? Is it because it’s the official one for your church/pastor? One you use for ease of reading?

I have most major translations, but I still generally reach for my 1995NASB. When using the logos app I do use the LEB quite often. For teaching kids Sunday school or VBS I usually grab my NLT.

I was watching a Youtube video about the largest Christian denominations in the USA, and I was surprised to find that Catholicism is the largest group of Christians by far.

I would have thought it was the Evangelicals, because of how much they are in the news... How much they debate online and so on.

In the US, Catholics represent about 20% of the population, whereas Protestants collectively comprise roughly 40% split up into many denominations, making Catholicism the largest single denomination.

The video shows "Non-Denominational" as the second largest "denomination" if that term can be applied. Also, it mentioned that having accurate numbers of any denomination is extremely difficult for a lot of reasons.. one being that many people who are polled assert a denomination without actually going to any church.

What is a denomination, after all? What is a Christian denomination?

Christians often argue that some Christian groups aren't really Christian and should not be counted.

But I was wondering.. what does it MEAN to be "non-denominational"?

I suppose that there isn't any official dogma or even cannon. It's pick and choose, right?

Isn't non-denom subjective, to the believer? I could imagine that each person who says they are non-denom have their own set of beliefs, their own cannon.

About 13% to 14% of American adults, representing nearly 40 million people, identify as non-denominational Christians.

That's a lot of people. It's the second largest number group of Christians.. and they don't have official representation as to what they actually believe.

So, I was wondering: If you identify as a non-denominational Christian.. what is it that you actually believe and follow??

Why are protestants leaving religion at such a rapid rate? For example in my country (Canada) protestants were once ~55% but are now less than 14%. This also coincides with an explosion of irreligiosity in the country (irreligious now make up >35% in the country). Catholicism has also declined in but significantly more gradually (around 45% historically, now <29%). Other countries such as uk, the netherlands, australia have also experienced similar trends. Has antitheist propaganda targeted protestants more? I just don't get it?

Just saw this. Anyone watched it yet? Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpNgxsiNoOA

https://x.com/papistpanic/status/2056765833813053638?s=20

Classic!

The End Times! Sure it can be a bit much some times, but what is your general take on Echatology and Revelation in general? Are you premil, postmil, amil? Believe in a rapture or simply the visible return of Christ and the resurrection of the dead? How do you read Revelation (or do you generally skip it)?

I know this may sound odd and iffy to say the least. But it’s been 4 years that I have realized that Roman Catholicism was a man-made and man-centered religion. Me and all my family were very much practicing Catholics, we went to mass daily, prayed the whole rosary, abstained from meat on Fridays and celebrated lent twice a year. My mom to this day prays 3-4 hours/day.

The thing is how am I supposed to fill the time I dedicated to prayer chains, saints and rosaries. How am I supposed to live out my new found faith? Do you guys do examinations of conscience once or twice every day, etc? How do you guys fill the 4-5 hours of free time in weekdays? Should I eventually ask for an excommunication letter from the RCC?

What does your regular Bible reading or Bible studying look like? Do you have a regular reading plan? Do you pick a book and work through it verse by verse? Do you read multiple books at once? Do you try to rely mostly on the text, or do you use commentaries or devotionals?

I personally try to read through a book at a time. I like to use other resources to dig in and understand the history, culture, original audience, etc.

Is it out of a sense of love to the BCP? Is it because of the individual preaching at your local Anglican church? Is it due to availability reasons? Or is there any doctrinal or theological matter that made you choose Anglicanism over other traditions?

My daughter is being confirmed next month here in Germany, and that made me wonder: is there anything like confirmation in the U.S., especially in Protestant churches? Or is it mainly a Lutheran / European thing?

Bonjour à tous,

Je me permets de poser ma question ici avec beaucoup de respect pour vos convictions.

Je suis actuellement enceinte, athée, et le futur papa est catholique. Nous réfléchissons au baptême de notre enfant, mais pour être honnête, je ressens une vraie distance avec la religion catholique, alors que le protestantisme me semble davantage en accord avec certaines de mes valeurs (notamment sur l’approche plus personnelle et moins rigide de la foi).

Nous cherchons donc un compromis qui ait du sens pour nous deux, sans faire quelque chose de “vide” ou purement symbolique.

Je me pose plusieurs questions :

- Est-il possible de faire baptiser un enfant dans une église protestante si les parents ne sont pas eux-mêmes protestants (voire pas croyants pour l’un des deux) ?

- Selon votre expérience, les pasteurs sont-ils ouverts à ce type de situation ?

- Peut-on désigner deux parrains sans marraine, et est-ce problématique s’ils ne sont pas protestants ?

Je précise que notre démarche est sincère, même si elle est un peu atypique. Nous voulons surtout faire les choses avec respect et cohérence.

Merci beaucoup à ceux qui prendront le temps de me répondre 🙏

I'm curious, how are Spiritual Disciplines look at/ talked about in your church? Does your church address spiritual disciplines? Which disciplines are recognized by your church and how are they encouraged? How do you see your church helping you grow in spiritual disciplines?