Rich Lowry

We live in the era of the anti-Christian pogrom. The slaughter earlier this month at Garissa University College in Kenya that killed nearly 150 people was the latest example of the bloodlust.

Usually, such mass-casualty attacks are indiscriminate, but the killers of the Somali-based al-Shabab terror group sought to be exacting during their all-day assault on the largely Christian university.

A student told The Associated Press, “If you were a Christian, you were shot on the spot.”

One witness described his best friend begging for his life, pretending to be a Muslim; when he couldn’t recite a M...