That's a kind of prejudice that is unacceptable to me, and shame on you for pushing it. When did Jesus push the idea of slaughtering people on a global level? Never is the answer, but people may go to war and feel they have the backing of Jesus, but it is no more then a a rationalization for the horrors they commit.
That's a kind of prejudice that is unacceptable to me, and shame on you for pushing it. When did Jesus push the idea of slaughtering people on a global level? Never is the answer, but people may go to war and feel they have the backing of Jesus, but it is no more then a a rationalization for the horrors they commit.
You fail however to make the very significant distinction between his teaching and the rationalizations people use to justify their carnage. However do learn to make that distinction between what Jesus taught, and how people will justify their brutality in his name. The end.
That's a kind of prejudice that is unacceptable to me, and shame on you for pushing it. When did Jesus push the idea of slaughtering people on a global level? Never is the answer, but people may go to war and feel they have the backing of Jesus, but it is no more then a a rationalization for the horrors they commit.
You fail however to make the very significant distinction between his teaching and the rationalizations people use to justify their carnage. However do learn to make that distinction between what Jesus taught, and how people will justify their brutality in his name. The end.