Christian Freedom International - Revision history

Melissa Jones: moved Globalisation:Christian Freedom International to Christian Freedom International over redirect

2011-07-07T11:49:53Z

moved Globalisation:Christian Freedom International to Christian Freedom International over redirect

Melissa Jones: typos

2011-07-07T11:49:21Z

typos

Melissa Jones at 11:44, 7 July 2011

2011-07-07T11:44:51Z

Ruari Sutherland: Christian Freedom International moved to Globalisation:Christian Freedom International: Forgot to add the 'Globalisation:' prefix.

2010-11-15T09:10:52Z

Christian Freedom International moved to Globalisation:Christian Freedom International: Forgot to add the 'Globalisation:' prefix.

David at 10:32, 4 November 2010

2010-11-04T10:32:14Z

Ruari Sutherland: /* Christian Freedom International (CFI) */

2010-11-04T09:10:26Z

Christian Freedom International (CFI)

Ruari Sutherland: /* Christian Freedom International (CFI) */

2010-11-04T09:07:08Z

Christian Freedom International (CFI)

Ruari Sutherland: /* Christian Freedom International (CFI) */

2010-11-04T09:05:29Z

Christian Freedom International (CFI)

Ruari Sutherland: /* Christian Freedom International (CFI) */

2010-11-04T08:59:31Z

Christian Freedom International (CFI)

Ruari Sutherland: New page: ==Christian Freedom International (CFI)== CFI is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' CFI [http://www.christianfre...

2010-11-04T08:57:54Z

New page: ==Christian Freedom International (CFI)== CFI is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfre...

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==Christian Freedom International (CFI)==
CFI is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes 'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.

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-[[Christian Freedom International]] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
+'''Christian Freedom International''' is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>.
 CFI also have connections to [[Erik Prince]], founder of [[Blackwater]] (now [[XE Services]] LLC), who served on the board of directors <ref> Rightweb [http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Prince_Erik#_edn40 Erik Prince] 2nd Aug 2010, accessed 3rd Nov 2010 </ref>.
 ==Contact==

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 [[Christian Freedom International]] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
-CFI also have connections to [[Erik Prince]], founder of Blackwater (now XE Services LLC), who served on the board of directors <ref> Rightweb [http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Prince_Erik#_edn40 Erik Prince] 2nd Aug 2010, accessed 3rd Nov 2010 </ref>.
+CFI also have connections to [[Erik Prince]], founder of [[Blackwater]] (now [[XE Services]] LLC), who served on the board of directors <ref> Rightweb [http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Prince_Erik#_edn40 Erik Prince] 2nd Aug 2010, accessed 3rd Nov 2010 </ref>.
 ==Contact==
 *http://www.christianfreedom.org
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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-==Christian Freedom International (CFI)==
-[http://www.christianfreedom.org CFI] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
+[[Christian Freedom International]] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
 CFI also have connections to [[Erik Prince]], founder of Blackwater (now XE Services LLC), who served on the board of directors <ref> Rightweb [http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Prince_Erik#_edn40 Erik Prince] 2nd Aug 2010, accessed 3rd Nov 2010 </ref>.
+==Contact==
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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 ==Christian Freedom International (CFI)==
 [http://www.christianfreedom.org CFI] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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 ==Christian Freedom International (CFI)==
-[CFI http://www.christianfreedom.org] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
+[http://www.christianfreedom.org CFI] is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes  'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
 ==Notes==
 <references/>

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	CFI is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes 'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.		CFI is a not for profit organisation which campaigns for 'the rights of persecuted Christians around the world' <ref> CFI [http://www.christianfreedom.org/who-we-are/ Who We Are: History of CFI] Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>. CFI's president, [[Jim Jacobson]], has repeatedly attacked the Islamic faith and Islamic nations for their supposedly extensive persecution of Christians. He writes 'it is virtually impossible to find a Muslim-majority nation in which Christians are not oppressed, while it is similarly hard to locate a Christian-majority state in which Muslims are victimized' <ref> Jacobson, J. 2006. Persecution of Christians Pervasive Across the Muslim World. ''Christian Newswire'', 5th Oct 2006 </ref>. The organisation came under scrutiny after it, along with Christian Solidarity International, had been accused of exacerbating the problem of slavery in Sudan by offering 'Redemption' money to Muslim slave 'owners' in return for the Christian slaves' freedom. This, it was argued, encouraged the slave trade to grow on a capitalistic basis. Jim Jacobson even referred to the trade as being 'more profitable than narcotics' <ref> Miniter, R. [http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/99jul/9907sudanslaves2.htm Encouraging the Slave Trade] July 1999, Accessed 4th Nov 2010 </ref>.
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