Christianity in Saudi Arabia
Christianity in Saudi Arabia is the story of Christianity in one of the most hostile, rigidly intolerant, and militantly Islamic countries that persecutes Christians, ranked 13 by Open Doors. The small number of Saudi Christians has been slowly increasing and they’re becoming bolder, sharing their faith with others online and on satellite TV, but it comes at a cost ... Encouragingly, there seems to be more openness in society to expressing and exploring new ideas, and some Saudis are exploring Christianity. There are also reports that many young people would not be against allowing the presence of church buildings in Saudi Arabia. Amid pressure and persecution, God is on the move." The same report estimates the Population of Christians at 2,194,000 in 2024, about 6% of Saudi Arabia's Population.[1]
Saudi Arabians are turning to Jesus
"Saudi Arabians are turning to Jesus". It shows the importance of Internet Evangelism, and getting the word out, to Saudi Arabia and other places where the Gospel is practically illegal. Western Countries should go a step further, and become Christian Nationalist countries (can be done by a popular vote, or constitutional amendments), and then emphasize if Muslims want freedom in Christian-Majority countries, then Christians absolutely must get the same rights in Muslim-majority countries.