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That's the one you asked me, it's not the only one.
Fair enough. I'll accept.
That's the one you asked me, it's not the only one.
He wanted to keep with the previous one's agenda is all and emphasize their crusades into the new century.What about all the Christians that the Romans killed. And the Christians the heathens to the north killed. And the Chinese killed and Japanese killed and the natives of the New World and Australasia etc killed? Is this a political stunt?
If we are being fair, ongoing lies and distortions cannot be justified by saying everyone does it, because in this case, it is simply not true. Till this day we have historical programmes like The War of the Worlds aired on television, presented by professors, devoting their most passionate words to 'Turkish crimes', their genocides of Christians, minimising victims of Western genocides and on the other hand multiplying the crimes of others - up to three times that of older historians. That is just one example amongst many. Where do we find such a relentless campaign for more than ten centuries led by Muslims against anyone else? The following excerpt summarises it well:In fairness, this is hardly exclusive to Christians - everyone tends to exaggerate the wickedness of their enemies.
I am not so sure they have. We are constantly confronted by the stereotyped, hostile view of the Turks, to the point that it is perfectly normal to hear of 'Turkish atrocities', and these of course being the worst atrocities committed. But this is contradicted by reality, which shows that Turkish humanity and tolerance have remained unique in history. Nobody would ever know that if the myth of 'Turkish Barbarism' was never challenged. The problem is the culture of regarding history as only being true when it denounces Muslim crimes, and distorted if it ever makes the cardinal error of praising anything Islamic or in denouncing Western genocides.It's one of the things that makes looking at the past difficult - our morality, our standards have changed enormously.
This is a recent phenomenon and not volumes of literature and an individual out lashing rather than an entire culture & a papacy dedicated to it. Of course people are going to lash back, how much BS can one take before a reaction is elicited?In the media, I see that there are people who profess to be Muslims who claim that the US is the Mother of all Devils
العنود;1585106 said:This is a recent phenomenon and not volumes of literature and an individual out lashing rather than an entire culture & a papacy dedicated to it. Of course people are going to lash back, how much BS can one take before a reaction is elicited?
You raise some very wide ranging issues in your post which I would like to respond to when I have a little more time.The problem is the culture of regarding history as only being true when it denounces Muslim crimes, and distorted if it ever makes the cardinal error of praising anything Islamic or in denouncing Western genocides.
What about all the Christians that the Romans killed. And the Christians the heathens to the north killed.
And the Chinese killed and Japanese killed and the natives of the New World and Australasia etc killed?
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