1st - It's not only in Pakistan that the minority of Christians are "oppressed", look in India. 2nd- The poor in Pakistan often change religion when offered money and promise of better jobs from Christian missionaries.

There is a lot to say here, I don't have time.

Bottom line is, there is no absolute right or wrong, as everyone thinks they are right!

hr, Chico,

it is UK who put the saudis/wahabi regime into power. it is the UK who created the mess throughtout the arab and islamic world.

and it is the traditional sunni muslims who have to suffer.

as for having christian churches in saudi. i think it wont happen unless christians missionarys stop their method of getting converts using the power of money.

Irfan, kerala,

It's good that the Saudi government does that. They are places and books of deviation and misguidance. May Allaah protect the Kingdom from misguidance and deviation...Aameen!!!!

Dawud, Philadelphia, USA

So that's OK then !
Sorry, this is not a powerful apologia for Saudi intolerance. To become a Christian there means death. In Pakistan Christians are oppressed and do not have the same voting rights; Egypt likewise, so called 'secular' but no right to change religion etc etc etc.
Islam gets away with all this because our curiously named 'liberal' media 'don't want to know the score, and look away now'.

Bigib, Dalston, UK

...And your point?

Do you want the UK/US to "invade" Saudi Arabia?

jayil, london, uk