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Originally Posted by QUETZALCOATL
you must fight to protect your beliefs, did not Jesus say " bring my enemies before me and kill them"?
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The thing is, if you're secure in your beliefs -- *truly* secure --, you don't *need* to fight to protect them. The entire 'spiritual warfare' concept scares me: it's a fight of ideology, and it's focused entirely on making someone your enemy.
Is it really,
honestly that frightening that there's someone out there that doesn't believe the exact same things you do? Or is it more a fear of being marginalized after occupying the 'top seat' for so long?
On another note:
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Originally Posted by Antlered Chamataka
Getting a dose of their own medicine is not a nice thing to say. It's irrelevant and the discrimated ones are average, innocent citizens with little knowledge of history. Only Jesus Christ connects these people, if that is a crime.
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While I agree that 'getting a dose of their own medicine' isn't a very nice thing to say, it's quite relevant to this discussion. In each and every instance of supposed 'censorship' or 'discrimination' that I'm aware of, the majority of the discrimination is 'someone else's fault', and it's conveniently
never mentioned that those crying about discrimination have perpetrated the same attack against someone else.
So, yes, while I definitely agree that it's a harsh term, to say it's 'irrelevant' is illogical, as it's very much a relevant issue in today's highly-divided society.