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أَنَا مَسِيحِيَّةٌ فِلَسْطِينِيَّة

مرحبا، أنا نور (نورا).

أمي فلسطينية مسيحية من يافا، وأبوي البيولوجي يهودي إسرائيلي كمان من يافا.

أهلي كانوا يعرفوا بعض وهمّ صغار بس أمي ما كانت تطيق أبوي، وهو ما كان فاهم الطبخة وضله يتغزل فيها. بيوم من الأيام، أبوي جبر حاله على أمي بليلة من الليالي، وهيك أمي حملت فيّ.

أول ما أبوي عرف، بعد تماماً عن أمي وتجوز وحدة يهودية. بس لأنّ يافا بلد صغيرة وفيها حكي كتير، ما قدرش يتجاهل وجودي بالمرة. وعشان يتجنبوا فضيحة كبيرة ويضلوا بعاد عن السلطات الإسرائيلية أو المحاكم الدينية، عملوا اتفاق ودي وغير رسمي بدون محاكم، إني أشوفه كل أسبوعين لكم يوم.

بس أنا وقفت أشوف أبوي من لما كان عمري سبع سنين. وهلا أنا عايشة بالضفة الغربية.

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u/NourBlowsBubblegum — 23 hours ago

ذوله منو؟ ياهو هذا مورمن؟ شنو هذا الكتاب نفس الانجيل لو شنو؟ ذوله مسيح لو لا؟

كلسا يطلعولي على الانستغرام مادري ليش، بحثت عنهم بالغوغل السالفه شفتها متضاربه و معقده، يا ريت لو واحد مسيحي يفهمني ذوله من يا عمام، و شكرا للجميع

u/HusseinDarvish-_- — 3 days ago

الخمر في المسيحية

يقول بولس "

لَا تَكُنْ فِي مَا بَعْدُ شَرَّابَ مَاءٍ، بَلِ اسْتَعْمِلْ خَمْرًا قَلِيلًا مِنْ أَجْلِ مَعِدَتِكَ وَأَسْقَامِكَ الْكَثِيرَةِ."

في اي حالة ممكن الخمر يكون علاج للمعدة ام يقصد انه انظف من المياه؟

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u/ConsistentFee8332 — 3 days ago

ExMus , got baptized today

Syrian here.

I left Islam more than 7 years ago

I married an Alawite 5 years ago who didn't really care much for anything, nor did her parents and it was great.

And during those seven years we were busy with life and work and we got occupied ,and never realized how tired and drained we were until things settled down a bit and left the middle east.

During my college years, i used to curse God alot.

You'd know what I'm talking about if you're Levantine.

i had a dream where Mariam in her blue garment put a glass of water in front of me and said "don't insult god, and drink this instead"

Back then i didn't really care much for it beside it being a weird, and unusual dream, and assumed it happened because my Christian friend was staying at my place that night and my brain may have registered that in my unconsciousness somehow.

Many Years later.

No Christian friend this time.

Haven't thought about religion in a very long time.

I had another dream, identical to the previous one,where she was standing in front of a door as if she was leaving, the glass was sitting on a table in front of me and she said "drink, I'm still waiting"

I've been going to church for a year now.

I read and taught myself about my savior, and i was lucky that my wife didn't reject it, on the contrary, She was unbelievably open to it and supported my decision.

I got baptized today and It was wholesome.

I believe I've never been this content and full my entire life.

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u/MazzeJabalKarajat — 9 days ago

What was the purpose of Jesus’ death on the cross?

Hi! I am not Arab but I’ve lived in the Middle East, loved it and have been largely influenced by the history and depth of the region and the various views on theological matters compared to what I’ve widely been taught in the USA.

When it comes to the purpose of the Cross, I have only ever heard one thing taught. Jesus died on the Cross to essentially appease the wrath of God. I honestly didn’t even realize there were other views out there. This is called the Penal Substitutionary Atonement. I started researching, and I realized this is more of a western theology. It makes sense, because it fits the western values / framework of guilt / innocence (as opposed to honor / shame, for example).

But I’m so curious now to hear about this topic from you guys. What were you taught about the reason Jesus had to die? Was it for to appease the wrath of God? And without it, we could never have forgiveness? Or something totally different? Thank you in advance for sharing your thoughts!

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u/notmercedesbenz — 10 days ago
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Remembering the martyrs of Mar Elias Church 💔

On June 22, 2025, a terrorist attack struck the Greek Orthodox Mar Elias Church in the Dweila district of Damascus during the Divine Liturgy. A suicide bomber entered the church while hundreds of worshippers were gathered for prayer, opened fire, and then detonated an explosive vest inside the sanctuary. The attack martyred around 22 people and injured dozens of others, making it one of the deadliest attacks against Christians in Syria in recent years.
One year later, the memory of the martyrs of Mar Elias Church remains alive in the hearts of Christians across Syria and around the world. As the first anniversary of the tragedy is marked, prayers are offered for the repose of those who lost their lives, for the healing of the wounded, and for lasting peace in Syria. Today, we ask all of you to remember the martyrs, their families, and the Christians of Syria in your prayers.
#ChristianityInSyria #NeverForget #EasternChristians

u/Acrobatic-Remote-419 — 13 days ago