Open Season on Christians - The Modern Martyrs Series, #2

Open Season on Christians examines one of the most overlooked human rights stories of the modern era: the persecution of Christians around the world.

Despite belonging to the world's largest faith, millions of Christians face discrimination, imprisonment, violence, forced displacement, and even death because of their religious beliefs. From Africa and the Middle East to Asia and beyond, attacks on churches, pastors, converts, and entire Christian communities continue with alarming frequency, often receiving little attention from the international community.

Drawing upon historical examples, contemporary events, government reports, and documented cases of religious persecution, this book explores the forces driving anti-Christian hostility in the twenty-first century. It examines the roles played by extremist movements, authoritarian governments, cultural pressures, and ideological systems that increasingly view Christian belief as a threat to be controlled, marginalized, or eliminated.

More importantly, Open Season on Christians asks difficult questions. Why is persecution growing in many parts of the world? Why do some victims receive widespread attention while others remain largely invisible? What lessons can be learned from believers who have remained faithful under extraordinary pressure?

Part investigation, part historical analysis, and part call to awareness, this book shines a light on a subject that affects millions yet remains poorly understood by many in the West.

Whether you are a student of history, a person of faith, a defender of religious liberty, or simply someone concerned with human rights, Open Season on Christians offers a sobering look at one of the defining religious and cultural struggles of our time.

The Modern Martyrs Series continues with a clear purpose: to document the facts, preserve the stories, and ensure that those who suffer for their faith are neither forgotten nor ignored.