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  • Bethlehem & beyond | Hope and fear in the Holy Land (Paul Marshall, National Review Online)

Christianity in China:

  • Author foresees China becoming Christianized | Will China become Christian? Veteran reporter David Aikman thinks so (The Washington Times)

  • China cracks down on unofficial worship | For members of China's unofficial Christian congregations, this is a season of fear as communist authorities crack down on unauthorized worship, detaining activists and bulldozing churches (Associated Press)

  • In China, pews are packed | Beijing is wary as Christianity counts up to 90 million adherents (The Christian Science Monitor)

  • Do they know it's Christmas? | David Aikman on Christianity in China (National Review Online)

  • China's Catholics: Far from Rome | At dawn in the Dengchi Valley, deep in the wild mountains of south-west China, local farmers have already been walking for hours through the darkness, bundled up in padded cotton jackets and woollen caps (BBC)

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