auwal87.
I ask again - so what?

You make these statements but they're irrelevant to the topic or irrelevant to anything that's been said here.
All you've done is prove what we already know - that The Lebanon is split between Muslims and Christians and that the Muslims are growing in population.
It doesn't matter a jot wether Christians support Hezbollah in The Lebanon. The question was, did they start a bombing campaign in Damascus when Syria invaded? If you're saying that by their support of Hezbollah, Christians supported the Syrian invasion of their country then you're still living in that dream-world - they were totally opposed to it, as illustrated by the Cedar Revolution.