'Where is the outcry?' Glenn Beck warns Christians to take a stand against growing persecution

The bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, which left more than 300 people dead, was one of the world's worst terror attacks since 9/11. Christians were literally targeted in their churches by suicide bombers from a radical Islamic group.

"Where is the outcry that this has to be stopped?" asked Glenn Beck on Monday's episode of "Glenn TV."

Glenn noted how, in the aftermath of the Christchurch mosque massacre in New Zealand that left 50 dead, leftist lawmakers and media were quick to vilify white males and Christians because the "one demented psychopath" who carried out the horrific attacks self identified as an anti-Muslim white supremacist.

"The media jumped to shame and rebuke white men ... particularly white Christians everywhere," he said. "By the way, did you know that the New Zealand shooter was an atheist?"

Glenn compared the New Zealand attacks to the attacks in Sri Lanka, which were carried out by at least six members of the Islamic State (ISIS) in six organized attacks on churches and hotels where Christians were celebrating Easter, killing at least 300 people and injuring at least 500 more.

"Christians, not 'Easter worshippers' but Christians, were specifically targeted. There is no doubt on that," said Glenn, emphasizing that many on the left are replacing the word Christians with "Easter worshippers."

"Christians face a new persecution, a growing persecution," said Glenn. "America, we are so close to being lost into nothingness that I think for Christians to even stand up and say ... 'hey, we're being targeted' is going to look like a miracle."

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