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old gaunty had no answers other than trot out the generic rhetoric of right wing/ racist
And kept talking over her and interrupting her.
simply because “not all muslims commit atrocities ” doesn’t get away from the fundamental principles of what this dark age cult entails and values it promotes.
Not all German Nazis committed atrocities either, it was probably just a very small minority that did, yet almost no Non Nazi looked at the Nazis favourably, or appeased them, or did they?
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Psycho Babble.
Heeee. I am turning religion thread into the “Bible of Diets.”
I have spent few days researching diet books, plans with my Doctor due to recent issues.
I am not extremely over weight my doctor tells me. Just by a little for age and height. However, reading a new diet plan, wow, kill me now, takes many of foods I love away.
What do you eat… i love icecream, pasta, cheese. I love to cook. Creamy soups. Wow got to go back to school.
Yogurt here is bad really,, 2x sugar.
Diet soda more sugar
Cereal bars no good.Wheat bread etc… no good.
Oh lord, xmas coming…sad.Things that say good, have high frutose corn syrup, beware.
Oh well. New year resolution starts now. Or else,
Have a nice day…
My Bible keeping me busy.
Sorry wrong thread x
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Good advice for all who follow this particular guru
Der Fuhrer, of course, disliked Christianity as a woman’s religion.
He looked to the more masculine religion of Islam as a possible better religion, as it promised troops immediate transport to a Garden of Delights when killed, but in the end he had to put up with the fact that most Germans followed the Christian religion. The fact that Islam was endorsed by racial inferiors was a problem too. His table talk on this subject is fascinating.
Other extreme Rightists and racists, especially in the US, did see Christianity as a religion of race supremacy and strict morality.
and woe betide any racial inferior who got uppity
Der Fuhrer, of course, disliked Christianity as a woman’s religion.
Definitely no christian influences in Nazi iconography …
Nazis were very ambiguous towards Christianity,
Unlike the Klan and Jayda Fransen of Britain First.
The Klan, with its white supremacist Christianity, liked to grow a strange and bitter fruit from the poplar trees.
Radical Muslims are not the only ones to commit atrocities.
There is no link at all between the ku klux klan and Christianity, simple stating ” they are Christian ” doesn’t mean they represent christianity. The argument is that the muslims committing terrorist activities don’t represent Islam, yet they follow religious text stating any non believer should die .. where in any Christian teaching is there a passage of someone putting a white hood on and burning black people?
Even if there was, which there isn’t, the point isn’t relevant. How many people now in the 21st century kill in the name of Christianity following written text like the Quran to do so? If you are going to keep bringing up old transgressions of “christians” you may as well say the medical profession is evil as witch doctors used to cut peoples throats in the 1500s to cure a husky voice.
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