As LinearAq succinctly points out, Buddhists, Muslims, Hindus and even myself worship "false gods" and therefore we should, according to this line of thinking, be stopped. Otherwise how else can one reverse the destruction which has been wrought upon "Christian America"?
....and therefore we should, according to this line of thinking, be stopped....
I never said that. I just think that they should not play favorites by picking and choosing which abominations are to be blotted out and which they should allow to continue despite the requirements of the Bible.
I think you are bit paranoid. If 'Christian America' had any intention of stopping other religions from gaining a foothold, it would have happened long ago. But no, what we see in the real world is only proof of the exact opposite.
So Christian Fundamentalists have given money to build a Buddhist temple or allowed a Hindu ceremony in their church? I what way have Evangelical Christians helped in the teaching of other religions?
and then of course someone is bound to run in and yell 'witch burners' and of course they haven't taken a single moment to realize that anything of that nature that occurred way way back within groups of people who were raised in that tradition, with burning at the stake or various forms of torture accepted as corporeal punishment (which corporeal punishment still exists today in various forms mind you), did happen within select groups of people who were judging their own people, not outsiders or other groups..
Yes...way back in 1998 as shown
hereI never said that people practicing those other religions should be killed or tortured. There are other ways to deal with them...deportation, fines, prison sentences. Was the idea of burning something you normally choose as a means of dealing with those that refuse to convert?
of course I suppose it is ok in the view of a celtic reconstructionist for a satanist or wiccan to torture and kill even though the same act when done by a member of another religion sets his blood afire.
What you suppose and what is real may be different. You have examples of celtic reconstructionists torturing and killing people?
Whereas in pagan religions human sacrifice is allowable but in Christian religions corporeal punishment is not acceptable to the mind and emotions of the celtic reconstructionist.
It seems that you are saying Pwcca is in favor of "corporeal" punishment and even murder in the name of his religion. Where did you get that idea?
Do you have examples of these human sacrifices to pagan religions in recent times?
Is a pagan religion defined as any religion besides Christianity?
yes, we've heard it all before. from numerous people who like to accuse and point fingers at others for the things they themselves are most guilty of.
You believe that I am guilty of trying to influence legislation to restrict the freedoms of a group of people? Please provide some evidence to support that accusation.
