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Shino Said... WORD!!! "Statistically, Christians have the highest divorce rates in the United States. We are at 27 percent according to George Barna. This is a statistic accounts even for people who...
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Yep. There might have been a lot of Muslims in Iraq, but it was still ruled by Saddam.
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No, because if Iraq was a Christian nation, there would not be this gigantic schism between peoples over matters of religious secession, leading to continual blowing shit up. If Iraq were a Christian...
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Nathan StormRider wrote: Just pointing out where the belief in religion is the root of most conflicts between the US and Islam. Don't forget belief in Democracy, either. Belief in democracy is the...
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We picked invasion. It's the oil. Else we would have left just another dictator there. We prop 'em up so that we can knock em down later.
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LannSi wrote: Yep. There might have been a lot of Muslims in Iraq, but it was still ruled by Saddam. just like hitler right?
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Nathan StormRider wrote: No, because if Iraq was a Christian nation, there would not be this gigantic schism between peoples over matters of religious secession, leading to continual blowing shit up....
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Hate groups grow in the USA to 888- in large part due to the anti-immigrant backlash.
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Aye, but, again, Christianity does not advocate a specific system of government. It does have advice for rulers, but that's not going to necessarily only work with Kings. Christianity does not demand...
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Christianity does not demand a religious government. Moreover, Christians are not allergic to Democracy. Christianity is not allergic to Democracy. Islam is. That is what worries me locally. There ARE...
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I don't think that you can ban teaching evolution. I do think that you can, and should, disclaim that evolution's presence in a curriculum is not intended as a slight to religious people, or an...
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I understand that Nathan. I'm speaking of the christians that would have their doctrine forced down others throats. That is in violation of your statement that christianity does not advocate a...
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Christianity does not support a particular form of government, though, Shino. You're talking about Christians as a voting public wanting to see the government reflect / leave alone their belief...
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Lannsi states that he has studied Islamic belief and found that it actually justifies the extreme element that blows people up. Christianity's love your enemy, pray for those who persecute you, love...
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And that makes it right how? And that makes them LESS likely to attack us (remember they did not in the first place)?
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If the government of Iraq actually has a degree of stability, or if we are even able to leave Iraq with a better than awful infrastructure, we'll have gone a long way to winning their favor. Of...
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No I'm correct in that they were not in Iraq until we gave them a reason to call to arms there and we created quite a few more to boot. That and we squandered the whole worlds sympathy of the shock of...
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