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ISTR a ‘hit list’ against doctors that was put out by radical Christians.
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You’re thinking of the Nuremberg Files. It gave the names and addresses of American doctors who performed abortions, and made notes of when doctors were murdered or injured.
[QUOTE=Johnny L.A.]
Clinics have been bombed and doctors have been killed, and ISTR a ‘hit list’ against doctors that was put out by radical Christians.
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If you want to use the 10 abortion shootings over a period of 6 years you’ll have to justify the comparison in some logical form.
[QUOTE=Wildfire**MM]
Not to turn this into a debate about theology, but I’m pretty sure that you will find enough verses in the New testament that support the use of violence as a tool to spread christianity
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Hey douchebag. You’re doing the same as the “Muslim” leaders. Did you notice the calls of violence (proving the quote wrong :rolleyes: ) against all Christians? The bombings of churches?
Here’s an idea. Check out if there are any differences between “Christians” and “Catholics”. I have a feeling there may be a Protestant or 4 that would agree with me that the two are not the same.
But Christian churches are being bombed for what a Pope said. Well, let’s be honest. For what they twisted his speech into. But hey, it’s all good. The Pope is evil and the Imams calling for death and destruction are proving him wrong.
[QUOTE=Johnny L.A.]
Clinics have been bombed and doctors have been killed, and ISTR a ‘hit list’ against doctors that was put out by radical Christians.
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You mean doctors that perform abortions? As I stated in my previous post, one group is not all. Killing a Protestant for anything the Pope says (OR QUOTES) is the same as killing a podiatrist for abortions.
I don’t enjoy seeing anyone killed (exceptions given in certain cases, and most know those exceptions). But Goddamnit if you’re going to get to that point, choose relevant targets.
[QUOTE=Wildfire**MM]
Not to turn this into a debate about theology, but I’m pretty sure that you will find enough verses in the New testament that support the use of violence as a tool to spread christianity
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But that was the point he was making in his speech…that if you seperate faith from reason, and if you take scripture literally as the will of an unlimited God, then the result is the acceptance of violence to spread religion.