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Climate Change Is Not Christian Persecution, So Why Does It Matter?

via Intl Christian Concern·yesterday

In Nigeria's Middle Belt, drought and shrinking farmland are pushing herders and farmers onto the same ground, and the violence that follows lands hardest on Christian villages. The piece argues climate pressure is not persecution but is increasingly its accelerant.

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