Originally posted by: AMDZen
Originally posted by: Jumpem
Originally posted by: AMDZen
Exactly what I was thinking. The Christians we're downright wrong in what they did spreading their "religion" during the crusades. That cannot be argued. As long as it portrays the truth, that is what's important. But then again, your obviously not concerned with truth. Typical Christian attitude. "We can do no wrong."
The first thing Christians realize is that we do do wrong. Why do you think we ask Jesus to forgive us? Everyone is imperfect.
I don't agree that we should go around killing non-believers, but that doesn't mean I like muslims either.
Perhaps modern day Christians are, for the most part, the way you describe them. That doesn't stop them from thinking their religion is perfect, and that they are all knowing and everyone else is evil or just wrong. Sure the Muslims might be different, but because they have a few radicals doesn't make the entire religion anymore evil or wrong then Christianity is.
And that is completely beside the point any way. The fact is the Crusades were the biggest and bloodiest wars in all of human history. And it was the Christians that started them, and continued them long after it was necessary to do so. Your talking about not seeing the movie because it won't be historically accurate portraying Chirstians in the wrong, and yet then you admit to having no historical understanding of the time period.
Christian's we're in the wrong, not only just wrong, but the whole thing was the most evil thing humans have done in our entire history, so if anything that should motivate you to see the movie for those reasons, oh and to actually learn something. After all, that way you can see how imperfect your religion really is and always has been. And maybe see why its wrong to force your viewpoint on everyone else, which
Christian's are still guilty of today. Especially in this country.