Are Nigerian Christian People, Churches and Schools being Persecuted (Episode 336)?

Are Nigerian Christian People, Churches and Schools being Persecuted (Episode 336)?
What does it change when you’ve stood inside a room-stained blue by gas, walked past rows of wooden bunks that trapped heat, and stared at steel cages overflowing with worn shoes? That memory doesn’t sit quietly; it points forward—and it won’t let us look away from fresh reports of identity-based violence today.

We draw a straight, careful line between what was witnessed at Majdanek and what credible investigators and journalists are reporting in parts of Nigeria: targeted killings, burned churches and schools, communities living with fear, and families carrying the weight of ambiguous loss when someone doesn’t come home. The goal isn’t shock; it’s clarity. We ground the numbers in sources, stress precision over generalization, and ask what mental health care looks like when trauma is ongoing rather than over. From psychological first aid to community rituals that restore agency, we share practical ways faith leaders, neighbors, and listeners can help survivors stabilize, grieve, and rebuild without erasing the truth of what happened.

Along the way, we talk about grief as it really feels—wave-like, unpredictable, and human regardless of belief or geography. We sit with the tension of honoring faith while resisting the urge to flatten complex realities. And we name a hard but hopeful claim: justice is a health intervention. When violence is acknowledged and accountability pursued, symptoms ease because the world becomes a little more coherent. That’s why storytelling matters, why verification matters, and why solidarity—between Ohio and Nigeria, between past and present—can turn empathy into action.

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Chapter Markers
0:00 Welcome and Milestone Gratitude
1:17 Trigger Warning and Topic Framing
2:06 Setting the WWII Context
4:56 Arrival, Deception, and Selection
7:31 Gas Chambers, Labor, and Control
10:58 Visiting Majdanek: Evidence Seen
14:23 Barracks, Heat, and Conditions
17:38 Mass Shootings and Burial Sites
19:53 Artifacts: Shoes, Crematoria, Proof
23:04 Turning to Present-Day Nigeria
24:15 Reported Killings and Sources
26:45 Burned Churches, Schools, and Data
28:43 Press Blind Spots and Reach
31:06 Why This Matters to Mental Health
34:12 Grief, Uncertainty, and Faith
37:08 Universality of Trauma and Worth
40:05 Hopes, Blessing, and Closing

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