A senior legal comminications officer at Christian advocacy group, Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), has warned that public expressions of Christianity are increasingly under threat, the Christian Today website reports today (Oct. 10, 2025).
Writing for The Spectaor, Lois McLatchie Miller took aim, not at the usual suspects of North Korea, China, and certain Muslim nations, but at Britain, America, and parts of Europe.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk, she argues, was the most dramartic form of censorship. "He spent his short life teaching students that men and women are not interchangeable, that children deserve protection, and that faith can transform despair into hope. He called people to marry to build families, and to serve causes bigger than themselves. For this, the darkness claimed his life."
Similarly, murderous techniques are deployed in Nigeria. Despite being at least 50 per cent Christian, Nigeria claims having more Christians killed per year than any other country. According to Open Doors, this year alone 7,000 Christians have been killed in sectarian violence, committed mostly by Muslims.
As Miller puts it,"If the past 2,000 years teach us anything, it is this: the darkness does not win. Opponents of faith beware. Suppression provides the most fertile ground to spread the faith."
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