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Re: Re: Re: Re: Uyghur Separatism and the Politics of Islam in China's Western Frontier
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DavesGoneChina
Yeah, Evangelical Christians. The CCP doesn't allow it, but they're quite prevalent posing as English teachers (they're my colleagues)... I don't begrudge them their beliefs, but personally I'm uncomfortable with the subterfuge.
Come check the site out any time... writing this reply got me thinking of another post...
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