• United Nations called to act against mainstream religious organizations that promote hate, terrorism, human trafficking & sex slavery

  • Apr 9 2021
  • Length: 5 mins
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  • Today, all major global conflicts including genocide, terrorism, and war are fueled by the religious majority who make up and support a major political party in that country. The dominant religion offers the full support of the church, temple, or shine and encourages political leaders and citizens alike to take up arms in the name of "their" God.

    As a result, global conflicts are on the rise and have engulfed the world in the bloodiest decade of human existence.

    A recent report by Court Magazine submitted to the United Nations in 2021, outlines how today’s major global conflicts are being backed, supported, and instigated by the religious majority.

    On this podcast episode, we cover the details of a new report submitted to the United Nations and outline the role the Catholic Church and Pope played during the Holocaust.

    Full Report: www.courtmagazine.org/digital
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