Another very interesting discussion AM. Will you anytime soon work on a video discussing the PVDE/PIDE secret police in Portugal beginning with its drafting process in the 1930s till its formal end in 1974?
A former colleague of mine was Turkish with Assiriac roots; he told me once the story of his grandmother, the only survivor of her family after the Arm3nian g3nocide at the hands of the Young Turks. How often do we Western, modern, and lukewarm Christians frorget the sufferings of many of our brothers even in our times.
I agree wholeheartedly. I'm reading (too slowly) Foxe's Book of Martyrs. I would like to see an updated version that includes the entirety of the 20th century
Most in the West probably do not even know how many different Christian groups exist in the Middle East. Armenians, Assyrians, Syriacs, Copts, Arabs, etc.
Yes, there are a significant amount of ethnic Arabs who practice Greek Orthodoxy, especially in historical Palestine. Additionally, Melkite Catholics form the majority of Arab Christians in Israel and a significant minority in Syria and Lebanon.
Anyone interested in this topic should definitely read William Dalrymple’s “From the Holy Mountain.” Must-read… my prayers and my heart are with the Middle Eastern Christians. May God have mercy on them.
I came to know about this story a decade ago while doing some googling about the fate of Christian’s who once constituted a majority in the Middle East. It broke my heart.
I find this region of history highly interesting and saddening, and I appreciate the elegance of your description of the events. Also, your level of articulation is a rare gift; you have a very pretty voice.
I truly appreciate these richly nuanced deep-dives! May I suggest an episode or a series on Muhammad Ali Pasha's Egypt and the two Turco-Egyptian wars? From an Egyptian fan!
In paradisum deducant te angeli; in tuo adventu suscipiant te martyres, et perducant te in civitatem sanctam Jerusalem. Chorus angelorum te suscipiat, et cum Lazaro quondam paupere æternam habeas requiem.
The artwork may be called “Jeanne d’Arc écoutant les voix” - or “Joan of Arc listening to the voices” in English. It was painted by Eugène Romain Thirion (1839-1910).
@15:00 An age old alliance between buddhist and christians. See Sri Lanka today. Mani attempted to fuse the two. Thich Nhat Hanh attempted thousands of years later.
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Another very interesting discussion AM. Will you anytime soon work on a video discussing the PVDE/PIDE secret police in Portugal beginning with its drafting process in the 1930s till its formal end in 1974?
A former colleague of mine was Turkish with Assiriac roots; he told me once the story of his grandmother, the only survivor of her family after the Arm3nian g3nocide at the hands of the Young Turks. How often do we Western, modern, and lukewarm Christians frorget the sufferings of many of our brothers even in our times.
I agree wholeheartedly. I'm reading (too slowly) Foxe's Book of Martyrs. I would like to see an updated version that includes the entirety of the 20th century
This channel deserves more attention
This made me tear up. We are One Church, holy, catholic, and apostolic. There is little worse in this world than Schism.
sounds like heressy to me
Most in the West probably do not even know how many different Christian groups exist in the Middle East. Armenians, Assyrians, Syriacs, Copts, Arabs, etc.
I’m completely unaware tbh
@@TheMiistmost everyone is. This is like hidden history. They don’t want us to know what the actual consequences of their foreign policy actions are.
Yes, there are a significant amount of ethnic Arabs who practice Greek Orthodoxy, especially in historical Palestine. Additionally, Melkite Catholics form the majority of Arab Christians in Israel and a significant minority in Syria and Lebanon.
Dont forget Iraq Iran Turkey where the Assyrians live & hav churches for 2000 years
There's only terrerists' there that's why /s
Anyone interested in this topic should definitely read William Dalrymple’s “From the Holy Mountain.” Must-read… my prayers and my heart are with the Middle Eastern Christians. May God have mercy on them.
I came to know about this story a decade ago while doing some googling about the fate of Christian’s who once constituted a majority in the Middle East. It broke my heart.
This topic definitely needed to be addressed. Thanks AM
I find this region of history highly interesting and saddening, and I appreciate the elegance of your description of the events. Also, your level of articulation is a rare gift; you have a very pretty voice.
You are the most well-spoken person on RUclips. You speak English beautifully, as it should be spoken, every syllable enunciated perfectly.
Great Presentation, their deaths were not in vain for many of them have partook in paradise for their martyrdom
God Bless your work
Heaven has too many martyrs. God, what I wouldn’t give for a world where justice presides.
As an Assyrian i thankyou for this presentation & your knowledge & history for all the Christians in the near east to the far east
God bless you!
I truly appreciate these richly nuanced deep-dives! May I suggest an episode or a series on Muhammad Ali Pasha's Egypt and the two Turco-Egyptian wars? From an Egyptian fan!
Kullu Tamam, ya Basha!! That's all the Egyptian I remember from my short trip in 2005!
Liked and shared.
Great presentation.
God bless you brother.
Thank you for making and posting this.
In paradisum deducant te angeli; in tuo adventu suscipiant te martyres, et perducant te in civitatem sanctam Jerusalem. Chorus angelorum te suscipiat, et cum Lazaro quondam paupere æternam habeas requiem.
Can you make a video covering the Shimabara Rebellion in Japan?
Incredible. Important
Great video. You’re doing great work
Very sad, frustrating and infuriating.
Makes my blood boil.
Love the video and missing new content sorely! Any idea when you'll post again?
Can anyone tell me the name of the painting that appears at 0:14
The artwork may be called “Jeanne d’Arc écoutant les voix” - or “Joan of Arc listening to the voices” in English. It was painted by Eugène Romain Thirion (1839-1910).
@@Publius123 hero
Where can one find a copy of the poem at the end?
Great stuff!
@15:00 An age old alliance between buddhist and christians. See Sri Lanka today. Mani attempted to fuse the two. Thich Nhat Hanh attempted thousands of years later.
Make CC available for editing!
Wow, I knew literally none of this.
Thank you
I pray for our brothers and sisters still being persecuted for keeping the flame of Christ alive in that region of heretics and savages.
As I feared, your marvellous presentation is unbearable.
algo comment. :3
i feel the true world spirit with you ; AM.
But they bombed churches in Gaza
(:
What about the Christians in Palestine who have been ethnically cleansed for the last 80 years?
He said that he didn't want to cover the more modern stuff in thar format
St George the Palestinian
First and beat the minute, I guess this will be the whopper! Oh wait this...this is not a fun one.
Take a sip of water and stop smacking into the mic!
This channel isn't for you.