Egyptian Man Faces Possible Execution for Becoming a Christian

You ain't seen NOTHING yet! God is going to CLEAN His house!

Revelation 20:4 Then I saw the souls of those who had been beheaded for their witness to Jesus and for the word of God, who had not worshiped the beast or his image, and had not received his mark on their foreheads or on their hands.

Dale Oaks said:

How much foreign aid does the USA give to Egypt?

For 2025, US foreign aid to Egypt was $223.4 million.
83.9% of this is for economic purposes.
Interestingly enough, this includes:
“Church and faith-based groups”.

I am trying to figure out if that includes mosques.

Source
How much foreign aid does the US provide to Egypt? | USAFacts

How much aid does the US give to Egypt over longer periods of time?

“Since 1946, the United States has provided Egypt with over $87 billion in bilateral foreign aid
(calculated in historical dollars—not adjusted for inflation), with military and economic
assistance increasing significantly after 1979.”

Source
https://www.congress.gov/crs_external_products/R/PDF/R46344/R46344.8.pdf

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I believe our Foreign Aid strategy has changed a little since 2025. We no longer fund USAID which was a mechanism by which a lot of groups were being funded outside the US, but with US dollars, to further their own agenda, which was worldwide chaos to put it mildly.

Under the Trump Administration we no longer send a unspecified amount to one entity to distribute as they see fit. We are reaching out and asking individual countries what help they want and need. Not an open checkbook but specific.

Religion is a tough war. Every country has their own cultures and their own laws. Not all countries recognize universal laws like freedom of religion. So it can be difficult for other countries to get involved without flexing it's own authority on others.

So that's why a lot of times you see countries use soft tools like tariffs or sanctions put on those countries to make them behave themselves. It doesn't seem to work very well though, in the long run.
It has to be the people themselves that stick together and rise up and make those changes.
It's called a revolution.

In the US the revolution was over money and religion. Protestants wanted to separate from the Catholic church, and we didn't want to pay Britain taxes if we didn't get a voice at the table.

I think the seperation between Catholicism and Protestantism was a lot different than trying to go from Islam to Christianity.

Apostle Paul, who wrote most of the Letters in the New Testament spent a lot of time behind bars and walls.
His sin was questioning the authority of those who controlled the Synagogue on one side and Rome on the other.
The Church and the State.

For now America still has this freedom to choose one's own religion or belief.
And though they clash we have managed for 250 years to live side by side mostly peaceful.
We have bias and bigots and downright mean people, but we don't usually try to send them to jail because they believe a certain way.
Until Biden. Then it was almost a crime to be a Christian but the people said NO.
And many feel with this new wave of DSA democrat party which leans heavily towards Islam, that if we aren't careful we may find our own selves in the same shoes as the man in Egypt.

So now that the funding has ended, let the wars begin. So it seems.

Hugs

To a UK government which relies on Muslim votes and has just introduced a blasphemy law by the back door just for Islam.
Good luck with that Lord Alton.