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Persecuted: The Global Assault on Christians
Written by Marshall, Gilbert, Shea    Thursday, 02 May 2013 09:59    PDF Print E-mail

By Paul Marshall, Lela Gilbert, Nina Shea

The Current State of Affairs

“A forty-something woman, who lived in a city of North Pyongan Province [North Korea] was caught with a Bible in her home. She was taken out of her home. An army officer arrived to live there. The woman was publicly shot to death at a threshing floor of a farm.” Government officials demanded that there be one witness to the execution, who later said, “I was curious why she was to be shot. Somebody told me she had kept a Bible at her home. Guards tied her head, her chest, and her legs to a post, and shot her dead. It happened in September 2005.”1
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