Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:05:35 AM No.17828801
Why chirstianity seems to be unable to convert muslims on huge numbers? Unlike other religions gospel spreading work doesnt affect them on large numbers why is this the case
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Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:10:51 AM No.17828811
>>17828801 (OP)
Christians didn’t convert anyone, everywhere the religion was spread by force see the northern crusades against the pagans or pagan persecution in the late roman empire. And lets not even get into how they completely eradicated the mesoamerican civilization.
Christians didn’t convert anyone, everywhere the religion was spread by force see the northern crusades against the pagans or pagan persecution in the late roman empire. And lets not even get into how they completely eradicated the mesoamerican civilization.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:33:06 AM No.17828850
>>17828801 (OP)
Because it's easier to convince people on the validity of your new chapter of Desert Book™ than to convince them that the chapter of Desert Book™ they've been using is bullshit and they should stick to their old one.
Because it's easier to convince people on the validity of your new chapter of Desert Book™ than to convince them that the chapter of Desert Book™ they've been using is bullshit and they should stick to their old one.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:39:58 AM No.17828860
>>17828801 (OP)
It developed close to and out of Christianity and thus is immunized from it's common missionary tricks.
Though generally Christianity flounders against other organized faiths.
See: The failur eof Christianity in East Asia.
Korea got mind raped by americans.
It developed close to and out of Christianity and thus is immunized from it's common missionary tricks.
Though generally Christianity flounders against other organized faiths.
See: The failur eof Christianity in East Asia.
Korea got mind raped by americans.
Anonymous
7/10/2025, 3:41:48 AM No.17828861
>>17828801 (OP)
Islam is christianity, but why? Why did we need a second christianity at the time? It's because christendom is a civilization, not a spiritual kingdom, and christendom has limits. Look at the Armenian genocide, why didn't christians protect their own against the heathen? Islam was created as a response to weak christianity on the frontier where central christian authority didn't really exist. That's why islam is so obsessed with worldly matters and aesthetics, they're still trying to convert the physical world from a pagan hellscape to something worthy of christianity. Simply making everyone christian without enforcing the removal of paganism is a recipe for disaster.
Islam is christianity, but why? Why did we need a second christianity at the time? It's because christendom is a civilization, not a spiritual kingdom, and christendom has limits. Look at the Armenian genocide, why didn't christians protect their own against the heathen? Islam was created as a response to weak christianity on the frontier where central christian authority didn't really exist. That's why islam is so obsessed with worldly matters and aesthetics, they're still trying to convert the physical world from a pagan hellscape to something worthy of christianity. Simply making everyone christian without enforcing the removal of paganism is a recipe for disaster.