By ICC Fellow Lisa Navarrette   For generations, Lebanon was different. In much of the Middle East, Christians lived as minorities navigating political systems dominated by larger religious communities. In Lebanon, Christians helped build the political system itself.   The country reserved the presidency for a Maronite Christian. Christian political parties shaped governments. Christian universities educated generations of…The post The Disappearing Christian Middle East, Part IV: Lebanon — The Last Christian Stronghold of the Arab Middle East? first appeared on International Christian Concern.