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"Our God is better than their God"

by WarriorSlave | September 24, 2011 at 04:47 pm

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Those pesky Arabs! Look at their racist religion, their hate of Christians. They are not to be trusted, after all 19 of them hijacked planes on 9/11 and flew them into the WTC. We are Christians so we are Gods favourites, well after Jews of course.

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at 19:42 on September 24th, 2011

Religion will be the death of us all..lol And we can always fall back on corrupt governments if needed..

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at 21:52 on September 24th, 2011

I am quite sure that most people would prefer an offensive bumper sticker to actually being killed. While the sticker is tasteless in the extreme, can it even be considered Christian? Christianity does not acknowledge a difference between 'Gods" as there is only 1 God according to their scriptures. All others are considered false.Secondly all religions believe tht their way is the correct way. It would be odd if they set out to do what they thought was wrong, wouldnt it? Christianity as a religion is no better or worse than any other religion in regards to this. I write as someone with no religious views whatsoever.

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at 22:24 on September 24th, 2011

Prior to monotheism "Gods" were the norm and people freely adopted other "Gods". Even to the point of renaming their old "Gods" in many cases. Greek's, Roman's, Goth's, Celt's. Their histories show a pantheon of "Gods" and adopted "Gods". Early Christianity adopted many of these "Gods" along with their pagan oral traditions and ceremonies.

WarriorSlave

at 10:33 on September 25th, 2011

And in a way this is not so strange. What is unacceptable is promoting your own dogma at the expense of other. After Christianity was created the Pagans suffered hugely even though most of the new doctrine had been stolen from others.