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Originally posted by ladykenzie
So Hitler doesn't count because you don't want him to be aligned with Christianity, neither do the atrocities by the Catholic Church. I imagine the Spanish Inquisition doesn't count in your mind either? Or the indiginous Americans slaughtered by the Christian Europeans?
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Naw, those don't count. Only the good Christians count as Christians, but the bad ___(insert other religion here) do count as a perfect representation of their religion regardless of whether the rest of the population of said religion agreed with those actions.
Makes sense!
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
reply to post by ladykenzie
No Hitler doesn't count as he was a known occultist and was not a Christian.
WAIT FOR ITt: those are not true Christians. Just because someone claims they are Christian does not make them a Christian.
Christianity is about Love. If you don't behave like a Christian - you are not Christian.
Did I leave anything out?
Originally posted by ladykenzie
What I don't get is writing out a long list of non-Christians who were contributed to genocidal plans/events, then asking people to "Name one Christian who carried out such atrocities!" and then when I do, to say that they don't count because if they do those actions, they aren't real Christians. Then why ask?
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
reply to post by Annee
The obliteration of the native Americans may or may not be attributed to Christianity. It may just as much be attributed to racial bigotry.
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
reply to post by Annee
The obliteration of the native Americans may or may not be attributed to Christianity.
Originally posted by ladykenzie
So this thread was specifically about the review of one textbook in question, and specific examples were given, and the debate was whether the examples did indeed show a bias favoring Islam over Christianity, and you're using this as an opportunity to talk about how atheists are the worst people on the planet and basically genocidal by nature.
As worthwhile as such an argument is, I'll respectfully take my leave now.edit on 4-1-2012 by ladykenzie because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ladykenzie
. . . and you're using this as an opportunity to talk about how atheists are the worst people on the planet and basically genocidal by nature.
As worthwhile as such an argument is, I'll respectfully take my leave now.
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
reply to post by ladykenzie
The religion of atheism is as much a religion as any other. Why else would any one raise such a stink over something that does not exist? Athiest are just as adamant as any other religion and usually more vocal in forcing their beliefs, as I previosly noted.
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
reply to post by ladykenzie
The religion of atheism is as much a religion as any other. Why else would any one raise such a stink over something that does not exist? Athiest are just as adamant as any other religion and usually more vocal in forcing their beliefs, as I previosly noted.
Originally posted by reluctantpawn
You claimed in your post that "most atrocities" can be contributed to Christianity. I only ask you to back up your claims with fact. I have listed those non-Christian personas that have committed some of the most horendous atrocities ever committed. I have also allowed that the name of Christianity has been abused by those with an agenda. I only Ask that you name the instigators of these atrocities that you claim have happened. Let's then compare those killed by Christians to those listed by me.