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Miserere_Mei_Deus Jesus/loves/you :marseyimmaculate:  11mo ago (x.com) 882 thread views #230377

:marseyunhappymerchant: Lies :marseymanysuchcases:; Claims No Christians Present in Gaza, Justifies Slaughtering Children and :marseynun:

https://x.com/lbc/status/1737015437966086404

Church? There are no Churches in Gaza so I don't know where the report is talking about” “There are no Christians in Gaza….”. “Well I don't know… I didn't see the report, I don't know”.

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https://x.com/BaderRifat/status/1736837819589410891

Reminder to all you :marseywingcuck: :marseyhitlerjew: that they'd be happy to kill you too if you ever left the gooncave in your parent's basement.

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Yeah Christian countries throughout history are famous for not killing and just not responding if someone wants to kill them, just like Jesus intended.

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Few "Christian" political leaders follow Christ. Not a new criticism. Mass bombing is in fact a pretty new sort of crime, though. Killing prior to the 20th century was generally done with killing intent by individual people against individual people they could see. There was always the possibility for mercy, you could always stay your hand, you could always draw a distinction between an enemy soldier and a baby. Bombing strips away even that.

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Neighbour mass starvation, burning and hurling diseased corpses into enemy cities is a tradition as old as time.

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Sorry didn't realize you were a different dude than the first guy I was arguing with. Are you a Christian? If so, do you support or oppose such tactics? Why?

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Also, if Christians had maintained your high "moral" standards, there would be no Christianity today. Which now that they've become less Christian, ironically they actually do sort of maintain these standards and now soon enough Europe might be Muslim.

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Christianity wins by subverting societies, not conquering them. We're supposed to work like people think the Jews do.

Prior to the modern state of Israel, Jews survived almost 2000 years without ever being a majority or wielding state power, and they don't even proselytize. I think we'd have survived.

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I think we'd have survived.

Yeah, you'd have "survived" like the Middle Eastern Christians of today. Were you very successful at subverting those societies or did you spend one and a half millennia being massacred, r*ped and extorted while dwindling from a n overwhelming majority to a tiny minority?

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Christianity obviously did not come to prominence in the Roman Empire by violently conquering it, and current historiography emphasizes the bottom-up aspect of its growth (ie. it did not "win" just because of a few converts who forced it on the masses by state power; growth rates were broadly stable over time).

The difficulties came after: can you remain just and righteous after "winning"? History suggests this is much harder.

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Christianity won against a decentralized "religion" in serious decline long before Christianity even existed. The Hellenistic world was in a serious crisis of faith and doesn't demand exclusivity, so Christianity could spread gradually through syncretism. And even then in some regions of the empire it only won by force. (Chiefly against the Jews and Samaritans.) Against modern monotheistic religions it doesn't have a good track record of success.

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I'm a secularcel. These tactics are inherently part of war. War is bad, yes. "Civilized wars" are by far the exception to the norm and sometimes happen between Europeans in small wars with limited stakes for the past ~300 years. Wars are still unfortunately necessary, such as when, just for example, the enemy does 12th century Mongol style raids on your civilian population.

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