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Author: Ashley al-Saliby

Politically Correct or Polarizing Language – The Roots of Violence

October 25, 2016November 25, 2016 Ashley al-Saliby

Where does it begin, the hatred that wants to hear women and children scream in terror? What kind of narrative makes one willing to cause their suffering? If America is […]

 Random Reflections  fear, forgiveness, love, Muslim, peace  Leave a comment

Sowing Peace: How God’s Mercy to Us Changes our Perspective of Muslims.

April 26, 2016May 25, 2018 Ashley al-Saliby

Western fears about Islam and Muslims seem to be surging again, and there are political and religious leaders quick to point to anecdotes or news clips that only further incite […]

 Articles, Current Events  church, fear, Gospel, Islam, Jesus, love, Muslim, peace, Refugee Crisis  Leave a comment

What is Lost When Self-Defense is Utmost

December 10, 2015November 25, 2016 Ashley al-Saliby

The headlines of a major Beirut newspaper, this weekend, referenced the recent comments made by Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. He was responding to the ongoing gun control debate […]

 Articles, Current Events, News and Media, Random Reflections  church, culture, Gospel, Liberty University, love, self defense  1 Comment

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"many in my church have experienced the tragedy of the war; we were refugees ourselves. We moved from one place to another. It would have been easy and quite natural for us to hate when Syrians came to Lebanon for refuge. Many did.

Now, in Lebanon, 25 percent of the population are refugees from the wars in Iraq and Syria. But in our church, some 70 percent of the members are refugees."
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From Hate to Love Through War February 12, 2019February 14, 2019 Hikmat Kashouh I was born in the same year Lebanon entered into what would become sixteen years of civil war. During the years of Syrian occupation, our people were killed, our women raped, our national resources plundered, and our dig...
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