. . . that and it is the first time I've seen those particular names. Being thought of like that by a false christian is a blessing isn't it?
67% of Canucks; it's not necessary to believe in God to be moral
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If you mean "deeply held and utterly irrational beliefs people are willing to kill rather than question or allow to be questioned"
American Evangelican with a twist of red blood thanks to the international efforts of the RCC
American Evangelican with a twist of red blood thanks to the international efforts of the RCC
98% of the country you are in is though and they hold the same 'blood lust' as you do so really having that as your get past God free card is going to go nowhere. God comes for Gentiles rather than Christians, you are a Gentile right?
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Bigotry is synonymous to intolerance, does that clear things up for you?
No it doesn't depend on what I mean by religious. The genocide was not conducted in the name of religion, is what conducted in the name of hatred.
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I've heard it said that "sitting in a church doesn't make you religious anymore than sitting in a garage makes you a car".
that's always been one of my favorite expressions
Being a professing Christian does not make anyone holier than anyone else. And just be fair about it, this is also true of all other religions. It's not what one professes that makes them a good Christian or whatever - it is one's conduct that makes them so. Jesus attacked the Pharisees more than anyone else for their religious hypocrisy. If he was around today this is precisely what he would be doing again.
But the majority of those people are Christian professing. Had they been true Christians they would never have committed those atrocities. Same with all other conflicts we have discussed on this forum.
