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Christianity in China

By CBMC International
• November 17, 2014

b2ap3_thumbnail_20141101_FBP003_0.jpgThe rapid spread of Christianity is forcing an official rethink on religion

THE coastal city of Wenzhou is sometimes called China’s Jerusalem. Ringed by mountains and far from the capital, Beijing, it has long been a haven for a religion that China’s Communist leaders view with deep unease: Christianity. Most cities of its size, with about 9m people, have no more than a dozen or so visibly Christian buildings. Until recently, in Wenzhou, hundreds of crosses decorated church roofs.

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