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So here then, if Catholicism was the name of the game in Christendom they would be obligated to appoint an Inquisitor since understanding is needed to deal with scrutiny that is beyond the scope of Civil authority, in the same way as Jesus was convicted by the Jews to die despite the fact that Pilate could find no fault with him. It is a necessary condition that this would be so and then let me add that that the crucifixion is the best thing the Jews ever did and did it often, as they could, and did also predict that the 'final impostor' would be worse than the first (27:64) that was already foreshadowed in Matt. 2:45 where the final state is much worse than the first. It just means that they knew the intricate details if the crucifixion event and the "caution made by Pilate" was in agreement of that danger. The Inquisitors duty was only to identify those 'final impostors' and first restrain them to 'fall in line' with Orthodoxy or else hand them over to the authorities and let them deal with them. Then let me add that the manner in which they were sentenced to die was often used as a public message to others that includes the reason why they had to die, and actually wanted to die as martyr for the faith they stood for. So it was their wish to die during a time when freedom of religion was not their civil right, which did not mean that one was obligated to believe since believe was held to be a gift of God. |
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The destruction of the Albigenses around 1209. The wars of religion between protestants and catholics during the 17th century. |
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The Ethnic cleansing of Bosnian Muslims By Christian theocrats in the 1990's (remember the charming Christian rape camps).
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No True™ christian...
The defense against blatant christian atrocities consist of; 'Anytime a christian person, group, or nation does anything bad they are not True™ christians. Thus, the only True™ christians are the ones that wash their hands every time one of their own does something they do not wish to be associated with. But it works so very conveniently for them that these not True™ christians do all of their 'dirty work' for them so they can reap the profits and the benefits. . |
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Sounds like you're defining "Christians" down to the Amish.
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