Is America discriminating against atheists and those who do not believe in a god? It appears that the North Carolina Secular Association thinks so, which is why they have plastered these "One Nation Indivisible" signs all over North Carolina.

In America we have laws against abusing the elderly, in Pakistan it doesn't matter how old you are especially if you are being accused by a radical Muslim who believes you've attacked the prophet Muhammad, you will be jailed.

If you're on the Voice of the Martyrs email list and are apart of their wonderful Bibles Unbound program, then maybe you've already seen this great news, however, if you're not on the list, let this encourage you to become involved in Bibles Unbound. You'll love it.

The following unsettling news comes from our friends at Jihad Watch, as they are reporting on a story from the Jakarta Globe.

As you may know, persecution and discrimination comes in many forms. The Irish Sun is reporting that a "fashion show" that is being held in a Christian town in Beit Sahour is angering some Muslims.

Compass Direct is reporting on a Christian professor and some students who have come under persecution from Muslims because they refuse to deny Christ and convert to Islam. Here's part of that story.

The pastor had been questioned and beaten often, but today the guard took him to a room to talk. He said, “I’m curious about your beliefs and ask you to tell me the Ten Commandments.”

We've covered so many of these stories in recent months that hopefully by now you are seeing the trend with trying to discriminate against Christians in the public square. We're seeing this in city council meetings, and this year we've seen a huge increase in hindering Christians say prayers or even acknowledge their faith in their graduation speeches or ceremonies. Here's another story concerning the City Council in Jacksonville, Florida.