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Offline karajorma

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The main difference is most Christians don't believe that you should be killed for believing differently than them.  The same cannot be said for "other" faiths.


Most muslims don't believe that either. Only a very stupid subset of them.
In fact the muslims were civilised in this manner BEFORE the christians were. Even before the crusades happened muslims were quite happy to let pilgrims visit the holy land.

As for christians not wanting to kill those who believe differently to them go to an abortion clinic and claim to be a doctor who works there. Hand out cards with your address on. See how quickly you end up dead.

As for "other" faiths go find me a group of buddists or jains who are more bloodthirsty than your average christian fundimentalist.
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It's amazing, sorry Lib, but you have just said it's ok to shoot Iraqis because they are religion mad Physcopaths. So surely saying that Christians don't act in a similar matter is an oxymoron?

 

Offline Sandwich

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Does this have to turn into another political/religion debate? We all know that the bad guys are bad, the good guys are good, and the hero gets the girl in the end. Give it a rest.
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Offline Odyssey

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[color=cc9900]If it's not a political/religion debate, it's not HLP.[/color]

 
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Originally posted by Sandwich
Does this have to turn into another political/religion debate? We all know that the bad guys are bad, the good guys are good, and the hero gets the girl in the end. Give it a rest.


Unless the girl is actually... a MAN! Cues eerie music...
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Offline Odyssey

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[color=cc9900]Now, that's a whole different genre.[/color]

 

Offline Rictor

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What genre would that be? Transvestitve tycoon perhaps? Where exactly do you buy your games  ;);)

 

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I play games to get away from the dullness, stupidity, and unjust reality, not get thrust even deeper into it.