Is this true about Christianity?

[Anonymous]

[jshm2]

No. It's typical Western apologist bullshit.

White people ravaged, stripped, and force converted to Christianity a lot of the world, to make their corner "better". Now that they can no longer do it as openly, it's now all about "love" and sharing".

Bunch of double faced bastards, who know the Chinese will likely do the same to them.

[strateguy632]

Spanish are dark skin. but yeh blame all whites for some catholics.

[DarkLegacy]

Yes that is very true, a very good statement made there. He has said it how it is. But shame that not everyone shares this. But it can also apply to other religions also.

[Lionman95]

I would say partly because there´s no "we" that made Christianity a religion. But besides there are truths in it since Christianity didn´t start as an institution with big churches and money making programs. The first Christians called themselves "the way" so yes it started as a lifestyle but spiritual/religous acts were always a part of it. It´s not like it was secular and developed to be religious. I also have a bit of a problem with the description "loving" because yes they were known for treating people with love but that doesn´t mean that it´s Christian to accept everyone no matter what. Being involved telling people the Gospel.

[strateguy632]

the opposite, christian is grace not rules to live, but faith. the guy should quote his book.

[inhua]

Christianity is turning into cowardice these days. the definition of love is being changed into tolerance as in tolerating bad behaviors like crime and degeneracy

[BCRanger10]

Typical heretical nonsense from Ricky Rohr. No, that is not true.

[genericname85]

if that is true, explain the crusades.