Truth.8 posted on 15-10-2014 12:40 PM
History is history...we now need to see evidences which present time...not history
Yes, history is history and it is unfair to judge Christians today (especially in the East) for the crimes committed by the Church over 700 years ago. However, question remains - Did Christians trully changed after all that time? I don't think so.
Christians still warmongering tribe. The only different is, Christians today do not do their warmongering in name of their God like they did during the Crusade, but their heads are still swooned so much that they actually think they are fighting for Freedom of Mankind. Nonsense.
It is today's fact that Western societies which claims to be Christians for the past 200 years are the biggest human right abusers, and they repainted themselves as Human Right Protectors today to hide their former past crimes. Crimes of Slavery, Cultural and Biological Genocide as well as religious warfare. They were no better than Muslims today. Even their own people do not believe that their government have their best interest in mind. For example, many Americans believe that America have become the same sort of monsters which their forefathers had ran away from (in Europe) and came to America.
So, if you trully want to label Christians as "model citizens", then the first thing you should do is tell them to stop waging wars - either by sending sacrifices in form of young men and women to die in battlefield, or by arming rebels and militants with their weapons. The second thing Christians should do is disarm their weapons and destroy their weapon factories. Lastly, close their own borders to the outside World and repair the social disorder within their own society.
Untill Christians unable to do this, they are no better than Muslims today.
Sephiroth posted on 15-10-2014 10:54 PM
Yes, history is history and it is unfair to judge Christians today (especially in the East) for th ...
History taught us or remind us to be better humans souls....if humans still do act of evil knowing past history as a lesson ....than it call animals...
Truth.8 posted on 16-10-2014 11:23 AM
History taught us or remind us to be better humans souls....if humans still do act of evil knowin ...
No, you christians still repeating the same mistakes over and over again. You learned NOTHING.
It is FACT that :
1. Most pornographic materials online/offline comes from Western society. In "civilised" christian countries like USA and UK, there are penthouse and playboy magazine which are legal, while in less "civilised" societies like India and Thailand, pornography materials are illegal.
2. Most weapons used in wars across the World were created in Western Christian societies like USA, UK etc.
3. Prisons in Christian societies are full with criminals.
4. Pre-marital and post-marital sex are common practise. So does homosexuality.
And the fact is - you can find all these in ancient Roman societies which Europeans had taken as "model" for their own societies in 1700 - 1800s as well. Therefore, it is easy to say that Christians DID NOT LEARN anything.
Truth.8 posted on 16-10-2014 11:24 AM
the problem with you and rest of muslims blamed the whites but the actual facts is muslims themsel ...
LOL , you are a clueless dimwit after all. When the USA created Al Qaeda (per Hillary Clinton , the former Secretary of State admission) , the USA is wholly responsible for this created entity. Don't blame the muslims if this created entity turn against the USA.
Where are the WMDs in Iraq per George 'God spoke to me' Bush excuse (he is a staunch christian by the way)? A million of innocents were killed in this illegal invasion.
So far no answers from you. You are evading my questions.
This is a good article. See if you can understand it :
In June, tens of thousands of Iraqi Security Forces in Nineveh province north of Baghdad collapsed in the face of attacks from the militants of the Islamic State (IS or ISIS), abandoning four major cities to that extremist movement.
To understand what really happened, a little history lesson is in order. You’d need to start in May 2003 with the decision of L. Paul Bremer III, America’s proconsul in occupied Iraq and head of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), to disband the battle-hardened Iraqi military. The Bush administration considered it far too tainted by Saddam Hussein and his Baathist Party to be a trustworthy force.
Bremer’s decision essentially threw 400,000 Iraqis with military training, including a full officer corps, out onto the streets of its cities, jobless. It was a formula for creating an insurgency. Humiliated and embittered, some of those men would later join various resistance groups operating against the American military. More than a few of them later found their way into the ranks of ISIS, including at the highest levels of leadership. (The most notorious of these is Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, a former general in Saddam’s army who was featured as the King of Clubs in the Bush administration’s deck of cards of Iraq’s most wanted figures. Al-Douri is now reportedly helping to coordinate IS attacks.)
Knowing your poor comprehension , you would probably not understand it. In addition , I am not sure you would take the trouble to read the article. Such is 'truth.8' who prefers to be ignorant.
My question : what is the motivation of such? The answer lies in the article I posted (post # 285) which until now you did not read much less understand.
A person like you who looks at symptom but not root cause ..... aka a clueless dimwit.
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