Nicaragua’s Bible Ban and the Fear of the Word of God
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There are moments in history when a government action is more than a policy choice. It is a signal. A warning. A line drawn in the sand. Nicaragua’s decision to prohibit international visitors from entering the country with Bibles and religious materials is one of those moments.
This is not a paperwork issue. It is not a customs technicality. It is a deliberate act that strikes at the heart of freedom of conscience. When a state tells travelers, “You may enter our land, but you may not bring your faith,” it reveals a deeper fear—fear not of violence, but of truth.
The Bible has crossed borders for centuries. It has been smuggled past tyrants, hidden under floorboards, memorized when pages were burned, and whispered when pulpits were silenced. Empires have tried to stop it before. None have succeeded. Yet the attempt itself always leaves scars—on a nation, on its people, and on its soul.
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