Which countries forbid Christianity

Answer 1

It isn't that countries hate Christians. It is that some individuals hate Christians. And some countries are populated by extremely large percentages of people who are intolerant of Christians. This might make it seem like a country hates Christians. But the bottom line remains the same - hatred is a quality held or expressed by people, not by countries.

Answer 2

Answer A

As far as I know no country in the world does not welcome Christianity. The revelations of Christianity, like the other two heaven-sent religions, are from God who is love and who calls for love for him and for all mankind.

Even in Saudi Arabia, where Islam was first revealed , Christians are welcomed and many Christians (Americans and Europeans) are both living and working there.

The only two small locations that are limited to only Muslims are Mecca (or Makkah) and Medina (Both in Saudi Arabia) as they are two of Islams' most sacred places.

• Answer B

In a few countries around the world, the state does not recognise Christianity. Despite the claims above, in Saudi Arabia religious items that are non-Muslim are prohibited. Furthermore, the practice of Christianity is prohibited (however, it still occurs in private homes, etc). The Saudi laws stipulate that all citizens must be Muslim and there are no official churches.

Historically, Christians and Jews in Muslim countries were labeled as dhimmi. Judaism and Christianity had to be kept low-profile, and (for example) church bells, or blowing the shofar-horn, were forbidden. They also had to pay a special tax (Jizya); and any dhimmi avoiding this payment would have his safety forfeited.

Answer 3

AnswerThe Bible is banned in North Korea, effectively a ban on Christianity.

Answer 4

One country has banned Christianity - North Korea.