hottiedeafboi
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Holocaust is by the christians? I don't think so. Have you heard a lady name, Corrie Ten Boom? And there are many other christians are victimized. Even Hitler think they are christians, the fact is, they are not. In the crusader that's also part of catholicism, in that point of time, like Joan of Arc, and there is not real understanding what is going on. Have you seen the movie "Kingdom of God"? Did you see the different side in the christian groups? One is a friend of one of the Islamic guy. The christian guy quote what Jesus said. But the one in the christian also the one in the islamic been executed, why? Bec what each had done. But even you nay be in christian school, but may be good intellectual way, but lack in spirit.Teresh said:That doesn't mean you have any right to forget the atrocities members of your faith have committed against other religions.
Christians have not been persecuted on the wide scale for the last 1800 years. Christians are not a persecuted religious group. Your idea that Christians are being persecuted by non-Christians is just plain incorrect. Cite some examples.
I can cite many examples where Christians have exterminated non-Christians en masse simply as a matter of faith. The Crusades? The Inquisition? The Holocaust? Never in the history of the world have Christians EVER been persecuted to that degree.
Three persons in one God. That's the idea of the Trinity. Three distinct divine entities. So either you worship three gods or God has multiple personality disorder.
That's strange. I don't see how it could be scary.
To me, that idea is absolutely absurd. One does not need Jesus or any other dead person, no matter how great, to have a meaningful relationship with God.
People are born with a clean slate. Human beings don't start out as sinners, though some certainly become that way in the course of their life.