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Originally posted by Luxifero
That's it? Wow, let's make a list of how many Christian extremists have killed over the last century; then, let's list those of Buddhist, Sikh, Hindu, and all those athiest bastards out there that kill in the name of existentialism. Damn those humans, damn them all to hell !!
Idiocy.
Luxifero
Originally posted by Luxifero
That's it? Wow, let's make a list of how many Christian extremists have killed over the last century
Idiocy.
Luxifero
Ok, other than abortion clinic bombings i cant really think of anyone killing solely in the name of christianity(in the last century)
so your argument is flawd, buddhists and the rest of them dont have terror organizations.
Lets keep it fair, KC8's list started in 1968...so lets see your list on Christian atrocities starting in 1968. Everyone one of those examples actually happened and they all involved young Muslim males.
There is an additional reason why the bulk of the Christian laity accepts the modern ethos of war: their leaders have bought into it. We see evidence of both pacifism and liberal humanism influencing official Church documents on war in the twentieth century, both Protestant and Catholic. A typical example is the World Council of Churches’ 1958 document “Christians and the Prevention of War in the Atomic Age.” The WCC rejects war as a potential good and renounces all war as incompatible with Christianity. Nevertheless, a particular war may be a “necessary evil”—necessary either to protect some good or, best of all, to banish war altogether. But such a “necessary” war will not be a “just” war. When we say that we will allow an evil deed (such as fighting a war) in order to end a greater evil (such as the murderous policies of a tyrannical government), the former is not transformed into an act of justice. It is certainly a permissible act, but it is not a just one. On this view, then, there can be no “just” wars.
Originally posted by Luxifero
You forget the slave trade which was perpetuated by Christian males;
Originally posted by Channy
lets try to be a little bit more fair to the general muslim population and add the word "extremist" or "radical" to muslims because not everyone of them is a terrorist...
You mean the African slaves that we bought from the MUSLEM slave traders in Africa?
Originally posted by Luxifero
Chide Islam all you may,
Originally posted by paperclip
Oooo, "who's worse" thread based on a chain mail.... a new low for this forum, but let me butt in and dwarf your body counts so far:
My chiding is not of Islam, but of someone trying to claim Christians somehow invented slavery, suffering, etc. It is just as ignorent to claim this as it is to claim Muslems invented them.
Its also misleading to use examples from 500 years ago to justify acts today no matter who you are using. Human sacrifice was still common in some society's and life in general was MUCH more brutal than now.
In your Nike example which is worse the company doing the exploiting or the countries allowing their people to be exploited?
Originally posted by Luxifero
You were haste in dealing a strike against my statements yet never used the logic you expound now on the initial post which is obviously fostered in a blatantly autodidactic ignorance.
Luxifero --formerly known as ZeroDeep; so people don't miss me !