Ever been persecuted in America how to handle it?

[Mark Quayle]

There definitely is anti-Christian persecution in America.
It does not come at you directly for being a Christian but usually in a roundabout way - and it's subtle.
In the workplace you may be labeled as "not aggressive enough" or "having a funny personality", you may be denied promotions or pay rises, you may be the butt of people's jokes.
Outside work, most people are not appreciative when you hand them a tract. People may not want to sit next to you on the bus, if you're reading a Bible, etc., etc., etc.
The way to handle it is to: 1. Thank God you bear the name "Christian" and 2. Ignore their arguments and realise the problem is that something within them rebels against Someone within you.

PS. I no longer live in America. Things may have changed - probably for the worse - in the 25+ years since I've been gone.

There is one thing I have seen, that in spite of the pressures of political correctness, small business often, if not usually, operates according to practicality, and their policy is 'what works'. Thus, integrity goes a long way in the workplace.

 

[Genstt]

Still going through it here.
With escalating war in the middle east and elsewhere I feel like things could get worse at any moment, but am hoping they don't

 

[Jude1:3Contendforthefaith]

The voice to skull thing is just people using black magic to get Demons to harass people.

 

[Jude1:3Contendforthefaith]

Fisa Court Torture on Innocent American Christian Citizens :

Maybe I'll finally be able to go to church again without weird people harassing me with mind games while I'm there.