| From the attached stories:
"However, the spark that set off the Jos conflict, church leaders said, came from the Muslim practice of barricading roads on Fridays, which, they said, created difficulties for non-Muslims."
"Christian youths rampaged through the streets attacking Muslims with cutlasses and setting fire to them with petrol to avenge the killing of at least 46 people, mostly Christians, by Muslim mobs in the north."
Odd how you choose skewer the Christians with no mention of the Muslims that seem to have set the flames. Let us not forget Sudan. You would do well to achieve balance.
It is not right to strike back, to seek revenge. But man is a sinner. And the sin of provocation is no less a sin. |