Posted on 11/14/2026 7:34:16 PM PST by george76
Ajak Mabior, an 18-year-old Christian girl in South Sudan, was beaten to death after refusing to enter a forced marriage to an older Muslim man.
Mabior was killed in Jonglei state on Nov. 6 after her family arranged for her to be married to the Muslim man, but she opposed the arrangement because of her faith in Jesus Christ.
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her own brother and cousin were those who killed her.
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They were arrested in the city of Bor, but released without charges after family members petitioned for their release.
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when a young girl is killed for refusing a forced marriage, and the killers walk free because they are family, the message is clear: tradition is stronger than the law, and stronger than the value of a life.”
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Many of our Christian daughters live under this same shadow,” ..
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The church teaches that every life is precious because it is created in the image of God,” the pastor continued.
“Yet when a Christian girl refuses a marriage that would bind her against her will, she can be treated as a traitor to the community. We have buried too many who paid that price.”
Because the men who allegedly murdered Mabior were her own family members, Christian women are left to conclude that they have minimal recourse if they find themselves in similar situations.
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We preach freedom in Christ, but our young people still live in fear of the consequences of that freedom,” the pastor remarked.
“If the police and local authorities remain quiet, the church becomes the only place left where these girls and boys can find a voice. We need courage to speak, and we need the wider Body of Christ to stand with us.”
(Excerpt) Read more at westernjournal.com ...
It was a ‘mostly peaceful ‘ beating to death.
Pakistani Christian woman shot dead after refusing marriage to Muslim suitor ..
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-religion/3919145/posts
religion of peace yall, nothing to see here
Just kill all these demonic cult worshippers.
If we don’t they WILL kill every Christian on earth.
Coming to a county near you in Texas soon. We’ll, within the next 50 years anyway.
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