Violence
Suffering
Self-Destruction
Pedophilia
Classism
Alcoholism
Misandry
Poverty
Death
Cursing
Sexism
All of the agendas above used Christianity as a vehicle to pervade the globe. Christianity was introduced as a method of warfare, one that could weaken and control another country without ever having to physically invade with an army. Instead of being loyal to their country, they are loyal to a “god” which exists outside of the country, and which people within the country are bowing to and taking direction from.
The United States has been viewed by many as a “Christian Country”. Those Christian principles have led the US into $38 trillion dollars of debt. Our largest foreign debtor is Japan, a monarchy, while countries like Norway, also a monarchy, are not only not in debt, but have trillion dollar surpluses.
Catholic presidents John F. Kennedy and Joe Biden were unable to run for a second term due to devastating events that threw the United States into chaos.
Even with Catholic and Christian presidents in office at the highest levels, crises continued within our own borders, with no solutions in sight.
The Ten Commandments, not only just a story from the Bible, but a major cultural legend that has been made into movies, is one of the most memorable parts of Christianity as well as other religions. At first it doesn’t seem that bad because it tells people not to steal and not to kill, things that most people agree on and are in our laws. However, the first and most important commandment is to honor “God”. What is dangerous about this is not only are people putting someone above laws against murder and theft, they are elevating an ambiguous figure and concept of “God” that is not specific and can be manipulated.
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