Actually, I asked when the last time was you saw anyone other than a Muslim holding a severed head. You said, "Lol. Like, yesterday." but provided no proof. So if anything, you moved the goalposts when you started bringing up sub 1K membership African "Christian" groups.
All the links I provided have death tolls included and are sourced information from reputable organizations. Like I said before: the exact method of death is totally irrelevant. Christians still kill people. They stone people for witchcraft and burn them alive. I have plenty of links to those, if you want them, and so does /r/watchpeopledie.
Nope. When you believe Kony is God's messenger, and that he's channeling spirits who have nothing to do with Abrahamic tradition, you don't believe in the Abrahamic God. Their statement of beliefs don't even mention Jesus Christ.
I like how it mentions GOD and The Ten Commandments, both purely Christian beliefs. It also mentions making a CROSS when on a rock. Hm, I wonder why they would use a cross for anything.
Hey there, name me another major world religion which uses a crucifix in this way... I wonder why they would be symbolizing a crucifix at all... weird...
I mean, here's a statement from one of their higher ups:
During an interview with IRIN, the LRA commander Vincent Otti was asked about the LRA's vision of an ideal government, to which he responded: Lord’s Resistance Army is just the name of the movement, because we are fighting in the name of God. God is the one helping us in the bush. That’s why we created this name, Lord’s Resistance Army. And people always ask us, are we fighting for the Ten Commandments of God. That is true – because the Ten Commandments of God is the constitution that God has given to the people of the world. All people. If you go to the constitution, nobody will accept people who steal, nobody could accept to go and take somebody’s wife, nobody could accept to kill the innocent, or whatever. The Ten Commandments carries all this.
Nope, not Christian whatsoever. Hurdurudrdurudurduurduurdurudr
I vehemently disagree. Your poorly argued point seems to be that because some poorly represented nominal Christians embroiled in a civil war have committed atrocities, one shouldn't notice tens of millions of Muslims support terroristic methodologies. It's bad sophistry, and terrible logic, to argue that because both sides do it, (one side barely at all), it's bad form to talk about the greater threat.
Notice how in my first three posts I say Islamic terrorism is worse than Christian terrorism. Notice in my first posts how I say Islam is worse than Christianity. Notice how I said they cause more death and destruction. Notice how I said that there are tens of thousands of terrorist Christians, and hundreds of millions of terrorist or close to terrorist Muslims. How in the fuck did I ever say that one isn't a greater threat? I SAID IT IN MY FIRST POST. I SAID ISLAM IS WORSE THAN CHRISTIANITY IN TERMS OF DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
You have misinterpreted my argument. My argument was that because Islam is horrible, doesn't mean Christians don't commit atrocities. I've said this from the very beginning. Read over the argument.
In plain English:
Islam is worse than Christianity. Christianity is still bad, though, and displaces hundreds of thousands of people, and has killed millions upon millions of people, in the name of religion and faith.
And if you want to say that all Islamic terror is done in the name of Islam and isn't a political struggle or a political powerplay, I highly recommend listening to this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TGyzyeCAOc
Basically, Islam is a religion intertwined with political ideology, so all Islamic powerplays of any kind are by very definition political and religious. Christianity in Africa is extremely similar, but it doesn't make those people un-Christian.