(Compass) – Intelligence agencies within the Turkish state have concluded in a new report entitled Reactionary Elements and Risks that Christian missionary activities inside the country have a second motive, parallel to their spread of Christian propaganda. According to a June 11 article in Cumhuriyet newspaper, the state believes that foreign missionaries are also promoting ethnic divisions, particularly among the Kurds. The report accuses missionaries of focusing on sensitive regions of the country and using the cover of faith tourism to target lower-income citizens, youth, children and women. The states assessment of missionary activity was coupled with a separate analysis of Islamist terrorist groups and their known leaders active within Turkey . Addressed in the report were concerns about Bible courses being formed under the guise of investigative studies, as well as individuals going door to door distributing religious books, brochures and magazines.
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"While it may seem that other political matters are more urgent, the real existential crisis in Nigeria and across the Sahel might be determining how to welcome a healthy youth movement."
Dissolution and Predation: Threats to the African Youth Movement - International Christian Concern
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A quick Google search of the phrase “Youth Movement” yields millions of links to an unimaginable number of causes trying to lay claim to the next generation.0 CommentsComment on Facebook