White Christians spreading the love in Uganda: "God wants you to stone homosexuals to death"
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"OH NO, NOT PEOPLE WHO AREN'T MY SKIN COLOR GAINING EQUAL RIGHTS AS ME!"
It's not just the white Christians, it's all of them.
I want to live in a world where organized religion is no more π
Looks pretty disorganized to me as is.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persecution_of_Christians_in_the_Soviet_Union
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodian_genocide#Religious_groups
It is estimated that up to 50,000 Buddhist monks were massacred by the Khmer Rouge.[165][166]
π if only /s
Ah yes because there is no other possible way to combat organized religion then executions. /s
So you think wanting to live in a world without disease means wanting to kill every sick person?
I'm posting historical record of what happens when people try to get rid of religion.
Do you have more than that or is it just rhetoric?
Well done not answering my question. :)
the answer is that no one has tried what you suggested, but what I said would happen has historically happened.
Cosmo, Wanda, I wish Christian Extremists behaved as though they actually believed in God
What good does it do if all Christians are in one place? Not very manifest destiny of you Jesus.
But when white Christians want refugees and immigrants conform to these values they are racist and bigot.
They can't really do anything but lose with you, OP
Poverty tourism is a fascinating industry.
It really can teach empathy to young people, but it's also an extremely inefficient use of resources. People will spend 3 grand to travel across the world to provide aid worth about a hundred bucks.
There's a whole lot of empathy that could be learned in the US too, we aren't as open to converting though.
From what Iβve heard that empathy lasts about a week before the day-to-day in your home country lets you forget the third world.
Oh, absolutely. I doubt any of them really keep contact with the people they "helped".
They don't keep in contact with the people, but it can help them empathize with people they don't know and change their outlook on "foreigners."
I mean, I guess. But it's pretty easy to forget about other people when you aren't really reminded of them, especially when you never really knew them that well.
I can't speak for everyone, but when I went to Bolivia with a medical team in 2000 as a high-schooler my life was changed. I don't keep in contact with anyone from those days, but the experience made me a better, more empathetic person, and I better recognize my privilege as an American.
Am I perfect? No. But it still gave me a different perspective on the world than my experiences in the marching band as a middle-class white Texan kid. I went into it brainwashed as a hard-core Republican. That didn't change in my few weeks in Bolivia, but the impressions it left on me were a large part of how I came to re-evaluate my social, spiritual, and political beliefs in college.
βThe foreigner residing among you must be treated as your native-born. Love them as yourself, for you were foreigners in Egypt. I am the LORD your God.βΒ
Leviticus 19:34
If only they actually took the bible seriously.
Frederick Douglass called it American Christianity.
He was soo fucking right.
No god please don't try to get then to spread their religion. It always ends in genocide. :(
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