presonorek
Gold Member
Some people want to compare the actions of ISIS and the actions of the Taliban to the Crusades.
I see them as totally separate things. The Crusades happened over a thousand years ago and pose no danger to any person living today.
The actions of Islamic terrorists are prevalent today and could happen anywhere at any time.
Perhaps I am unable to see the relevance because I am a comfortable person posing as a Christian therefore I am no threat to the violence of Christians.
Are there any non-Christians in here that feel like Fundamentalist Christians might kill them or wage war somewhere in the world? I just don't see it. I only see the Crusades as a source of history. History does have it's value and its place. I see no need to take measures to protect ourselves from violent Christians in today's world. I do see the need to take measures to protect ourselves from violent Muslims in today's world. Am I the only one that sees the difference between Christians and Muslims?
I see them as totally separate things. The Crusades happened over a thousand years ago and pose no danger to any person living today.
The actions of Islamic terrorists are prevalent today and could happen anywhere at any time.
Perhaps I am unable to see the relevance because I am a comfortable person posing as a Christian therefore I am no threat to the violence of Christians.
Are there any non-Christians in here that feel like Fundamentalist Christians might kill them or wage war somewhere in the world? I just don't see it. I only see the Crusades as a source of history. History does have it's value and its place. I see no need to take measures to protect ourselves from violent Christians in today's world. I do see the need to take measures to protect ourselves from violent Muslims in today's world. Am I the only one that sees the difference between Christians and Muslims?