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That being said. The truth is there is an old cultural war between Muslims and Christians. Just like there is with Protestants and Catholics and Eastern Orthodox. All these Religions promote the idea that they alone will take over the world as the far majority religion. This often has sparked violence. The Crusades were about Catholics and Eastern Orthodox just as much as Muslims. Some argue that "war on terror" is just a modern Christian (coalition) crusade. Even Buddhism is associated with lots of violence when their majority status is called into question. See Burma. | |||
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Last edited by JurisDictum; 04-28-2017 at 02:50 PM..
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who do you think told him to knock down the towers? | |||
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So you take back the comments against tower #7? [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] WIN WIN I SO WIN!! Wooooooo! [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] PNAC was a neocon globalist entity, for a while, doing no different than any other globalists including nation building in the middle-east. Nation building, the defeat that was thrusted into an already established victory.
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1) Gain back Christian territory 2) Defend Christians 3) Purify Christian lands A lot of: "Oh no! Christians are under attack!" medieval arguments were used to justify war. Then the knights would come in and take over large swaths of land to "protect Christians." These days -- the argument goes -- Western Democracy ideals have replaced Christian theology. But the same general practice is taking place in the Muslim and Eastern Orthodox world. Edit: an important thing is understand is that religions used to be in charge of matters of state or shared power with military leaders (kings). So religion used to be the primary cohesion. Rather than Nationalism or Democratic Idealism. | |||
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Last edited by JurisDictum; 04-28-2017 at 05:13 PM..
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But even so, you say "Christian" when that is not correct. These were European Catholics, which in fact don't nor ever did represent the whole of Christianity. In fact more Christians have probably been killed by Catholicism than any other peoples. In fact, the crusades were led by a Viking nation formed in the north of france. Though now embraced Catholicism, but still doing as Vikings do ... since Catholicism had always merged beliefs to a degree. You think you have history down, but that's just too much MTV for ya. And even since then, Islam has never had a reformation, never an enlightening or any such movement, it just can't. It's not even a real religion at it's core, but purely an ideology. In Catholocism, it came from simply reading the bible again, because they had abandoned it for stuff they just made up. The bible, the NT specifically for the Church, never teaches conquest by the sword, in fact teaches against it. Islam does. So allah axbur mofo!
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Most people would consider Catholics "Christians" Daywolf. This is especially true before Martin Luther nailed a sheet of paper with 95 theses on the university's chapel door in October 31, 1517 (the first crusades started by like 1200 A.D.). But I guess you were probably brought up to believe only Protestants are Christians. | |||
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Last edited by JurisDictum; 04-28-2017 at 08:37 PM..
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