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Originally posted by Thinker
But the reality is NEW age ideology has caused more death then all the middle age wars. Ever since the 1900's century the new agers have replaced the christian policy with their own, after this has happened world war 1 started and world war2.
Originally posted by Pisky
What about George Bush ? - He says he's a Christian yet he has caused untold death and hardship to the people of Iraq. I don't believe that Christianity is responsible for the wars of the twentieth-twenty first centuries, but I do believe that the people causing these wars are using Christianity as a scapegoat - using the religion as an excuse to go to war.
Originally posted by Pisky
Originally posted by Thinker
But the reality is NEW age ideology has caused more death then all the middle age wars. Ever since the 1900's century the new agers have replaced the christian policy with their own, after this has happened world war 1 started and world war2.
What about George Bush ? - He says he's a Christian yet he has caused untold death and hardship to the people of Iraq. I don't believe that Christianity is responsible for the wars of the twentieth-twenty first centuries, but I do believe that the people causing these wars are using Christianity as a scapegoat - using the religion as an excuse to go to war.
Originally posted by Thinker
It seem's the new age of people. Seem to despise christianity because of the crusades and the pope's power back in the middle ages.
Why is this?
Originally posted by Pisky
Originally posted by Thinker
But the reality is NEW age ideology has caused more death then all the middle age wars. Ever since the 1900's century the new agers have replaced the christian policy with their own, after this has happened world war 1 started and world war2.
What about George Bush ? - He says he's a Christian yet he has caused untold death and hardship to the people of Iraq. I don't believe that Christianity is responsible for the wars of the twentieth-twenty first centuries, but I do believe that the people causing these wars are using Christianity as a scapegoat - using the religion as an excuse to go to war.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
Originally posted by Thinker
It seem's the new age of people. Seem to despise christianity because of the crusades and the pope's power back in the middle ages.
Why is this?
I despise people trying to claim they are the moral ones while calling for more bombs to be dropped.
I despise people who talk about the members of other religions as the violent ones while suggesting that 100 of them should be killed for every one of you who is killed and even going so far as to suggest that the entire Middle East should be nuked.
Originally posted by edsinger
What about Clinton in Bosnia? (to protect moslems?)
Bush Sr. In Panama?
Reagan in Grenada?
Originally posted by Thinker
The church didn't call for the invasion of iraq the secularist state government called for it. These are the people that have attacked the christian for wars.
Originally posted by apw100
The reason Christians are criticized so much is because of their percieved hypocracy. Their religion teaches pacifism and understanding, yet people still manage to kill others in the name of Christ(Crusades, Inquisition, witch trials, etc).
Islam and Judaism, dont have that pacifist("turn the other cheek") foundation, so they arent considered hypocrites when they take revenge or are more aggressive.
Originally posted by Thinker
Saddam also claims to be a Muslim, but wear's military clothes and most likely never pray's. This keeps the jihadists and enemy's away.
You think about it, if geogre bush was really a christian, he woulld have no chance of wining the election's. So he has to claiim to be one.
Originally posted by TheRepublic
do you have a verse for that?
where did jesus say that?
just curious
Originally posted by NextLevel
Who first persecuted the Christians?
Why -- the Jews -- of course.
bible-history.com...
Mark 15:11 [NIV] But the chief priests stirred up the crowd to have Pilate release Barabbas instead.
So -- thanks Jews -- you purposely angered the crowd and incited them to crucify Jesus instead of the thief. This can defintely be understood to be the 'first persecution' of Christianity (being that Christ was -- well, uh -- the head of the Christian Church [trinity]).
Nice.
Originally posted by dr
Matt 5:9
He preached a sermon on it. The "blessed are...." verses are titles of the sermons.
The term "peacemaker" is a Greek and Latin word that meant peace through strength as in the Pax Romana There were no hippies then.