Christianity must be taken from you, because you will never leave it now.

[Austo]

The question now is, what must we do to fix this. The problem is growing more urgent.

Is that the reason why you dont like Christianity?
Because you want to get them out with violence? Because i would agree with that. They wont leave if we just tell them to.

[1stLightHorse]

Is that the reason why you dont like Christianity?
Because you want to get them out with violence? Because i would agree with that. They wont leave if we just tell them to.

So we reach common ground, after all. And yes, you're correct in your assumptions.

[Szegedist]

Historically, Christians have been far more violent and war like than modern pacifistic atheistic pussies.

[Austo]

So we reach common ground, after all. And yes, you're correct in your assumptions.

I should have read your first post.

But i think that we can do that also, while we keep our religion. I know that there are all the rules of church and moral, but in certain situations we just need to protect ourselves and our culture, and then those things dont matter.

[mr. logan]

It is a common ground that can unite people from different lands. Christianity has powerful simbology inside, in an existential level.

[1stLightHorse]

I should have read your first post.

But i think that we can do that also, while we keep our religion. I know that there are all the rules of church and moral, but in certain situations we just need to protect ourselves and our culture, and then those things dont matter.

Historically, Christians have been far more violent and war like than modern pacifistic atheistic pussies.

It is a common ground that can unite people from different lands. Christianity has powerful simbology inside, in an existential level.

Hm yes, this is intriguing. It does have a war-like purpose historically, but the majority of today's Christians? The question is whether they can accept this or are likely to? It needs to be painted on a new canvas, without betraying any of their core values. I understand that Christ was not entirely pacifistic, like Matthew 10:34, Luke 19:27. But yes...a war-like Christ, a berserker Christ. This i can relate to.