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helinues:

You know what's up bro...let them. Keep deceiving themselves.

Jashub:
The bible's is the mind and voice of God, and it ran parrellel to what the Pope had in mind.

So you're saying it was really a "deus vult" thing?

Jashub:
Please read my initial post. Thank you.

You have nothing to say, bro learn the history of Christianity and come back here to argue...if you know how your religion came to be maybe just maybe y'all won't be sheeples.

Kings back then will slay millions and ask the pope forgiveness and boom they are forgiven, they slay another million they ask for forgiveness again and the process repeats it self...the pope will conform to any ruler back then for the sake of power and money.

Jashub:
Please get your facts straight : the pope was never an illiterate ; he was learned. And he was basically in charge of Christianity. He words and interpretation were consider to be of God, hence no one would dare question his authority.

So, God was telling him to kill people? And he abided...

Jashub:
Please get your facts straight : the pope was never an illiterate ; he was learned. And he was basically in charge of Christianity. He words and interpretation were consider to be of God, hence no one would dare question his authority.

Weren't you the one calling the People of that time illiterate?

And don't let me even get started on how the church killed women burning them at stake for falsely believing that they are witches...

Jashub:
One thing you have to understand is this :

Majority of the people who believed in Christianity,at that time, were ignorant of the bible and its contents. In short, they were basically illiterates who had never read the bible to discern for themselves what was being preached by the Priest.


And this was known to the kings and religious figures at that time. Hence they exploited it to their own selfish advantage with the of idea of "massive salvation" through war. This idea would be preached to the illiterate Christian majority by quoting certain segments of the bible to butress the emphasis of fighting on behalf of God.

Also mind you the Latin Church gave the order for most of the wars with the motto "deus vult" meaning "god wills it" meaning God supported what they were doing meaning it was God's will to let the churches kill people...

Jashub:
One thing you have to understand is this :

Majority of the people who believed in Christianity,at that time, were ignorant of the bible and its contents. In short, they were basically illiterates who have never read the bible to discern for themselves what was being preached by the Priest.


The kings and religious figures at that time knew this and exploited it to their own selfish advantage with the of idea of "massive salvation" through war. This idea would be preached to the illiterate Christian majority by quoting certain segments of the bible to butress the emphasis of fighting on behalf of God.

Illiterates? The Pope was an Illiterate? the cardinals were? these people were on the upper echelon of civilization they had it all if nothing they were really knowledgeable

Some of you may know some of you may not know...there's something called the Crusades that lasted for over 400 years well(you can do your own research) to roughly put the Crusades were movement from the Church or the now Catholic Church that led to killings of non Christian at the time they wanted to expand their region and spread the word of god but instead they forced it on people it was like this "accept our God or you die" this went on for 4 centuries 3 million died in the Spanish inquisition alone Islamic brethren then known as Saracens were killed for being Islam and not believing in Christianity...now you believers of today what do you think are you going to refute this morbid atrocity claiming that "they are not true Christians" or "times were different" no way you look at it Christianity as tainted the world

gaius01:
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If it's the Bible you are referring to as old fairy tale, may God forgive your ignorance. No matter how I am as a Christian, I can't call the Quran a fairly tales book. It's a book many regards as holy so because I don't practice it I should abuse it.

You lack decorum, civility and etiquette.

Some times respect is vital!

Both of them are fairy books mister man