<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->I think people here (including me) are not so much against <b>the average christian</b> who does not dabble with conversion,<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->My problem is with christianism/islamism/communism, etcetera.
<b>The Average Christian</b> of the middle ages and in post-middle ages in Europe (who also did not dabble with conversion as all his/her known neighbours were christian already) didn't refrain from joining in the spectacles of the Auto Da Fes (live burnings) of people, giving people up as witches to the church, or joining in the rabid christian mobs that regularly got together to kill Jews because christians with their anti-hygeniesm would die in huge numbers of the plague while the hygenic Jews didn't (e.g. read Dutch history books). That's because washing oneself was banned in christianism: "the devils will get you when you cleaned off the slime, while the dirt would protect you against them." Christian science.
Then there were the benign German christians - regular church attenders - who were so kind as to turn in Jews or anyone with the mildest Jewish ancestry (including when these were christians at their own church - no evangelism necessary on them either) to the nazi government. See http://www.nobeliefs.com/ChurchesWWII.htm and http://freetruth.50webs.org/A7a.htm#DistortingFacts
Then there's the mass-murder of the christian Gypsies who were already converted. For the usual christian reasons.
It's all quite touching stuff what the non-evangelicals do. I am now convinced by what I've read here: I have Seen The Light of non-evangelising christianity. Feel so much safer now and know that any one can convert to christianism without the slightest fear of the faithful turning on one any day. It must be nothing more than a grand, regularly- and frequently-occuring anomaly what they did (still do) to Gypsies, Orthodox Serbs, converted Jews and everybody else who is different even when christian.
<b>The Average inactive Christian</b> today - whether US or Korea or India - gives money (at least via their church, but usually more consciously) for converting/terrorising people. US money for this also comes in from everyone's taxes (see http://web.archive.org/web/20040122120208/...o/mission.html ), including that of Hindus, Buddhists, atheists and other tax-paying non-christians living in the US. And much of it still goes towards converting the S American traditional communities - like for the "New Tribes Mission" or something - and the rest to places like the NE and other parts of India, Buddhist parts of Asia like Thailand, Cambodia, and Africa basically.
Korean and Indian christian money for christoterrorism goes into India, Nepal and Sri Lanka, and countries NE of India.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Saurav,
You know more about christianity/ism than I do.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->But how were you able to gauge the scope of his knowledge on christianism to be able to make that comparison against your own?
<b>The Average Christian</b> of the middle ages and in post-middle ages in Europe (who also did not dabble with conversion as all his/her known neighbours were christian already) didn't refrain from joining in the spectacles of the Auto Da Fes (live burnings) of people, giving people up as witches to the church, or joining in the rabid christian mobs that regularly got together to kill Jews because christians with their anti-hygeniesm would die in huge numbers of the plague while the hygenic Jews didn't (e.g. read Dutch history books). That's because washing oneself was banned in christianism: "the devils will get you when you cleaned off the slime, while the dirt would protect you against them." Christian science.
Then there were the benign German christians - regular church attenders - who were so kind as to turn in Jews or anyone with the mildest Jewish ancestry (including when these were christians at their own church - no evangelism necessary on them either) to the nazi government. See http://www.nobeliefs.com/ChurchesWWII.htm and http://freetruth.50webs.org/A7a.htm#DistortingFacts
Then there's the mass-murder of the christian Gypsies who were already converted. For the usual christian reasons.
It's all quite touching stuff what the non-evangelicals do. I am now convinced by what I've read here: I have Seen The Light of non-evangelising christianity. Feel so much safer now and know that any one can convert to christianism without the slightest fear of the faithful turning on one any day. It must be nothing more than a grand, regularly- and frequently-occuring anomaly what they did (still do) to Gypsies, Orthodox Serbs, converted Jews and everybody else who is different even when christian.
<b>The Average inactive Christian</b> today - whether US or Korea or India - gives money (at least via their church, but usually more consciously) for converting/terrorising people. US money for this also comes in from everyone's taxes (see http://web.archive.org/web/20040122120208/...o/mission.html ), including that of Hindus, Buddhists, atheists and other tax-paying non-christians living in the US. And much of it still goes towards converting the S American traditional communities - like for the "New Tribes Mission" or something - and the rest to places like the NE and other parts of India, Buddhist parts of Asia like Thailand, Cambodia, and Africa basically.
Korean and Indian christian money for christoterrorism goes into India, Nepal and Sri Lanka, and countries NE of India.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Saurav,
You know more about christianity/ism than I do.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->But how were you able to gauge the scope of his knowledge on christianism to be able to make that comparison against your own?