Dr. Tom Williams

It's like John Lennon's Imagine.

It's so prevalent in mainstream Christianity, this sense of

You know, we're all the same.

The religions are all basically the same.

We're all different paths to God.

One's just as good as another.

Nothing should separate us.

Nothing.

We shouldn't be arguing about this.

We shouldn't be, you know, pointing out differences.

We shouldn't be.

Living out to the full who we are, we should be willing to accommodate and to bend and to fit in.

Yes, well, that is that is that's, I think, verifiably statistically true.

It's just the the pervasiveness of Christian persecution in the world.

The fact that 75 percent of people who are persecuted for whatever faith they belong to happen to be Christians, that there are some 360 million Christians who live under severe persecution in danger of their lives every day.

These are these are facts and figures that are that are so startling.

And so but again, so unknown.

This is really the untold story that so many people are ignorant of.

But I agree with you.

And look, the Catholics in the United States, we have a whole history of this.