VOICED: Iraqi minority plans Christ statue

The video discusses a statue in Iraq resembling Christ the Redeemer, highlighting its impact on local Christians. Despite persecution and violence, the Christian community remains resilient, viewing the statue as a symbol of peace and defiance. The video explores the challenges faced by Christians in Iraq and their determination to stay in their homeland.

How does the Christ the Redeemer statue in Iraq compare to its counterpart in Rio de Janeiro?

• It is taller than the one in Rio.

• It is made of gold.

• It is located in a different country.

• It is not as tall as the one in Rio.

What has been a significant impact on the Christian population in Iraq in recent years?

• Political power

• Persecution and violence

• Economic prosperity

• Increased religious freedom

What is the attitude of some Christians in Iraq towards leaving the country despite threats?

• They are eager to leave.

• They are planning to move to another city.

• They are indifferent.

• They are determined to stay.

What is the symbolic meaning of the Christ the Redeemer statue's open arms?

• A gesture of surrender

• A symbol of peace

• A sign of wealth

• An invitation to leave

How is the Christian community in Iraq described in terms of its historical presence?

• A declining community

• A community with no historical roots

• One of the oldest in the Middle East

• A new community