BBC英语新闻2015.05.15
[audio]http://sound.yywz123.com/tingbbs/bbc/bbc20150515.mp3[/audio]The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has spoken out against, what he called, atrocious pressure on Christians across North Africa and the Middle East. Archbishop Welby, who is the leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion, described the Islamic State group as deeply evil. But he said military action alone was not the answer. He was speaking during a visit to Egypt to the BBC's Lyse Doucet. "The Archbishop said every trip he makes to this region reinforces his fear that Christian communities, who've existed here for two thousand years, were now at risk of dying. Last year, he backed the air campaign against Islamic State in Iraq, but emphasised military action alone was not the answer._________________" 坎特伯雷大主教贾斯汀`韦尔比反对所谓整个北非和中东地区对基督徒的残忍镇压,韦尔比大主教是普世圣公宗领袖,他称IS组织为罪大恶极.但他说只采取军事行动是不够的,他在访问埃及时接受BBC记者莱斯`杜塞的采访."大主教称每次访问这个地区都让他越发担心,目前已在这里存在两千年的基督教社区会面临灭亡的危险.去年,他支持对伊拉克IS进行的空中打击,但强调单单军事行动并不足以解决问题._____________________"
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