Go To Church? Colleges And Army Wont Take You Now...Oh, And You Could Get Sued Go To Church? Colleges And Army Wont Take You Now Imagine being told that you face a tough choice. You can either quit going to church or be punished. It may sound far fetched, but that is exactly what has happened. Government authorities have informed students that they will be blocked from attending college if they do not cease church attendance. No college entrance exams will be allowed to be taken while a student still professes Christianity. As if that wasnt enough, those same young people will also not be permitted entrance into the Army, either. For that matter, anyone attending the churches located inside homes can face punishment. Parents bringing their children to one can face a law suit for doing so. A document has been produced by officials that must be signed by parents. It is a vow that they will not take their minor children to Christian church services that take place in a home. Where on Earth is this allowed to go on? Only the worlds most populated nation. It is China. According to China Aid, a human rights group, an official notice was received by the home churches. This notice was sent to all of the schools in Huaqiu, explained the man in charge of Huaqiu Church. They (public security) intend to cleanse us and ask us to join the Three-Self Church. The Communist government there has strengthened its efforts to eradicate Christianity. Home churches have been attacked the hardest. State-run churches havent gone unscathed, though. Buildings have been demolished and crosses torn down at an alarming rate over the last few years. Preachers have been arrested along with anyone who dares protest. Those numbers are in the hundreds. Communist leaders fear the rise of the religion in their country. Their persecution of its followers is an attempt to ensure that Christians do not grow to outnumber members of the Party. Sounds kind of like a certain Pharaoh with his Hebrew slaves. Hopefully, this situation will result in a similar outcome. 2016 Vianna Vaughan source: Fox News 