Persecuted Movie

[...] a scene out of the movie “Persecuted,” which will be released July 19. In that film, the fictional John Luther runs into a brick wall when the federal government decides to endorse a watered-down [...]

[...] ,” pro-Christian environment to complain to him about the verse. In the movie, the fictional John Luther, pays dearly when he refuses to dilute his Christianity into something generic and [...]

[...] out of the movie PERSECUTED — scheduled for release July 18. In that film, the fictional John Luther is asked to endorse a new state-approved religion that violates everything he [...]

[...] ’s murder, which he refuses to commit, infuriating some in the Polish government. Like the fictional John Luther in the forthcoming movie PERSECUTED, who was ordered by U.S. government officials to [...]

[...] regulators are ready to put an end to all that. Already, like a scene out of the movie Persecuted, due in theaters July 18, they are clamping down on any “Acts of Devotion to God [...]

[...] imprisonment based on anti-blasphemy laws. His defeat seemed like something out the movie PERSECUTED, which releases nationwide July 18. In the film, Congressmen are baffled when [...]

New York high school science teacher Joelle Silver likes to put up small “Post-It” sticky notes behind her desk with encouraging Bible verses for [...]

[...] named Military Religious Freedom Foundation has his way. Like something out of the movie PERSECUTED, scheduled for release July 18, Weinstein says that religious freedom should mean very [...]

[...] while in jail. His story is all too close to the plot of PERSECUTED, a movie scheduled for release July 18. In it, the fictional John Luther is framed and his good name is dragged through the mud [...]

[...] Freedom Foundation has his way. Like something out of the movie PERSECUTED, scheduled for release July 18, Weinstein says that religious freedom should mean very public punishment for a cadet who  [...]

[...] on campuses nationwide is like something out of the movie PERSECUTED — scheduled for release July 18. In that film, the fictional John Luther is asked to endorse a new state-approved religion [...]

[...]  in Brazil but at least 200 of its fans have asked to stay behind permanently. Ghana soccer fans (Photo/Wikimedia) “Brazilian authorities say 200 Ghanians who entered the country [...]

[...] ” Warning sign at the U.S. border (Photo/Wikimedia) It could almost be a scene from the forthcoming movie PERSECUTED in which the government targets fictional clergyman John Luther for refusing to [...]

[...] , infuriating some in the Polish government. Like the fictional John Luther in the forthcoming movie PERSECUTED, who was ordered by U.S. government officials to violate his faith or face serious  [...]

[...] same – no. Congressman Raul Grijalva, a Democrat from Arizona planned to tour the detention center in Nogales when he was turned away because his entourage included five clergy [...]

[...] Should U.S. Air Force Academy cadets be allowed to share their faith? Not if Mikey Weinstein, head of the ironically named  [...]

[...] Vojislav Seselj says he’s a victim of religious and political persecution and he’s demanding millions of [...]

College students all across the United States are paying a heavy price for refusing to renounce their statements of faith. As absurd as it may sound, [...]