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by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 2:45 pm

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 2:47 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:What, 'Thou shalt not kill' not anti-war enough for you?
No religion is inherently violent. A religion is an idea. A mindset. Those things are not inherently violent. People still have a choice, as shown by the hundreds upon thousands upon millions of peaceful Christians, Jews and Muslims around. Clearly, religion isn't as violent as you are led to believe. I haven't seen my Muslim friend from highschool take a scimitar to my atheistic skull yet. I haven't seen my Catholic teacher take a broadsword to school yet to lob my atheistic head from my shoulders. At my university, there are Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, one more peaceful than the next. So, no. Religion is not inherently violent.
relgion/ideology is definatley inherently violent
marxism literally advocates violent overthrow(i used to be a communist and it's literally in the manifesto.
I guess NAZISM is not inherently violent by your definition.

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 2:50 pm

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 2:53 pm

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 2:53 pm

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 2:57 pm

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 2:57 pm

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 2:59 pm
Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:North Calaveras wrote:
were the saxon wars vital to the birth of christianity?
Certainly not. neither were the occupation of Mecca and the siege of Ta'if to Islam. They helped initial spread. Would it be strange to call Judaism violent because it has a foundation in constant murder and bloodshed? Or to call Christianity violent because it started with a whole lot of executions?

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:01 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:Certainly not. neither were the occupation of Mecca and the siege of Ta'if to Islam. They helped initial spread. Would it be strange to call Judaism violent because it has a foundation in constant murder and bloodshed? Or to call Christianity violent because it started with a whole lot of executions?
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror

by Steamtopia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:02 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:Certainly not. neither were the occupation of Mecca and the siege of Ta'if to Islam. They helped initial spread. Would it be strange to call Judaism violent because it has a foundation in constant murder and bloodshed? Or to call Christianity violent because it started with a whole lot of executions?
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:03 pm
The Empire of Pretantia wrote:North Calaveras wrote:
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror
Jesus was a prophet of Islam too.
Conquest was a standard fare back then.

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 3:05 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:Certainly not. neither were the occupation of Mecca and the siege of Ta'if to Islam. They helped initial spread. Would it be strange to call Judaism violent because it has a foundation in constant murder and bloodshed? Or to call Christianity violent because it started with a whole lot of executions?
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:07 pm
Please name another religous group with as many violent followers.

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:08 pm
Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:North Calaveras wrote:
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror
Don't... judge religions by their prophets... To most people, that image doesn't hold true any more. Most people don't try to be like Muhammed. Those people are dead, and the religion has taken on a life on their own. To judge a religion by a prophet is the same thing as criticising the US TODAY because George Washington held slaves. Or to criticise Cuba because it was a nation born from slaughtering natives. Or to judge Germany because she was born from the Franco-Prussian war. Religions have changed.
Islam was a state right from her first inception. Christianity was a persecuted group. From the moment Christianity got a state (the Byzantine Empire), she has been as violent as Islam. Christians just got the chance later. Really, that Muhammad was a war leader really doesn't change much about Islam.

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:09 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:Don't... judge religions by their prophets... To most people, that image doesn't hold true any more. Most people don't try to be like Muhammed. Those people are dead, and the religion has taken on a life on their own. To judge a religion by a prophet is the same thing as criticising the US TODAY because George Washington held slaves. Or to criticise Cuba because it was a nation born from slaughtering natives. Or to judge Germany because she was born from the Franco-Prussian war. Religions have changed.
Islam was a state right from her first inception. Christianity was a persecuted group. From the moment Christianity got a state (the Byzantine Empire), she has been as violent as Islam. Christians just got the chance later. Really, that Muhammad was a war leader really doesn't change much about Islam.
No christianity has NOT been as violent as islam, there was a time when both were violent, but there are no more christian crusades, there are no more dark ages or any of this because Christianity "grew up"
Islam still keeps a lot of it's people down. They know damn well what the rest of the world offers yet many refuse to move on with the times, I don't know of anyone who wants to go to syria, iraq, palestine(well one gay guy who is a hypocrite and supports them), saudi arabia etc etc
many of these nations have some form of shariah in place or at least have constitutions with shariah influence.

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 3:09 pm
North Calaveras wrote:The Empire of Pretantia wrote:Jesus was a prophet of Islam too.
Conquest was a standard fare back then.
if it was standard fare back then lets move on to the modern era where Islam is still trying to conquere those around it as an ideology
well leave the past in the past then, for both christians and muslims
tell me where the large, well supported armies of Christians there are marauding in europe, latin america and the middle east?
Please name another religous group with as many violent followers.

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:09 pm

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:10 pm
Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:North Calaveras wrote:
if it was standard fare back then lets move on to the modern era where Islam is still trying to conquere those around it as an ideology
well leave the past in the past then, for both christians and muslims
tell me where the large, well supported armies of Christians there are marauding in europe, latin america and the middle east?
Please name another religous group with as many violent followers.
What, the Army of the Lord? Those guys are brutal maniacs. Christians, too. Enslave large armies of children to fight for them. Plant bombs, murder villages... All in the name of Christ. O jolly.
The fact is, religion doesn't make Muslims violent. Really, those people in IS say they fight for Islam, but really, they fight because of their condition. Disenfranchised youths, with questionable futures, are drawn to these violent groups. They are born from problems in their home countries, problems which are, in themselves, born from outside interference. Iran was absolutely fine until the US installed the Sjah. In turn, it was the new Iranian government that forced Iraq into a brutal dictatorship. Not giving the Kurds their own country in 1945 was another problem. Invading Iraq in the way we did? A total disaster. Economic and social downfall is what causes terrorism, not religion. And the West has caused the downfall.

by The Conez Imperium » Sat May 23, 2015 3:10 pm
North Calaveras wrote:
tell me where the large, well supported armies of Christians there are marauding in europe, latin america and the middle east?
Please name another religous group with as many violent followers.

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:11 pm

by Steamtopia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:11 pm
Steamtopia wrote:North Calaveras wrote:
ah but there is the differen't
Christianity wasn't at war with those around it, they were persecuted
I don't know to much about Judaism history so I won't comment
Many battles were PERSONALLY LEAD BY MUHAMMED
tell me when Jesus led an assault on those who would disbelieve in christianity?
I judge religions by their prophets(Like any sane person should because the prophet represents the purest form of that religion)
Jesus was a peaceful guy for the most part
Muhammed was a conqueror
Jesus was a Jew, not a Christian.

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:12 pm

by The Empire of Pretantia » Sat May 23, 2015 3:12 pm

by North Calaveras » Sat May 23, 2015 3:13 pm

by Great Confederacy of Commonwealth States » Sat May 23, 2015 3:14 pm
North Calaveras wrote:Great Confederacy Of Commonwealth States wrote:What, the Army of the Lord? Those guys are brutal maniacs. Christians, too. Enslave large armies of children to fight for them. Plant bombs, murder villages... All in the name of Christ. O jolly.
The fact is, religion doesn't make Muslims violent. Really, those people in IS say they fight for Islam, but really, they fight because of their condition. Disenfranchised youths, with questionable futures, are drawn to these violent groups. They are born from problems in their home countries, problems which are, in themselves, born from outside interference. Iran was absolutely fine until the US installed the Sjah. In turn, it was the new Iranian government that forced Iraq into a brutal dictatorship. Not giving the Kurds their own country in 1945 was another problem. Invading Iraq in the way we did? A total disaster. Economic and social downfall is what causes terrorism, not religion. And the West has caused the downfall.
army of the lord is a joke
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