Shaolin Wolf.
I am just going to say a few things, then I am done with the conversation.
First of all, I am Catholic. I am Christian also (not that there is a distinction, but I am clearing this up).
As a fellow Christian I will say that I don't like it when other Christians are judgemental, exclusive rather then inclusive, or willing to generalize hastily without proper tact or thought. You come across this way. Also your view on history comes accrossed as very narrow, as is your view on "the big picture" of religion in general.
The result with is you turn good people away from wanting to explore Christianity, and you fulfill the stereotypes that have kept people away from your faith. This is hardly Christian.
At some point you have to look in the mirror and decide if bantering in a way that only means to elevate yourself above others because of your faith is really worth turning people off and away from your faith. If I were you, I'd decide what's really important before typing. Perhaps with some thought, you'll realize that there is a different way to go about things, history isn't black and white, and perhaps there are a lot of answers and truths out there other then yours (that aren't condeming).
I think you have quite a lot of research to do yet.
If you want to talk further on the subject, you can PM me you ph# and we can talk.
Otherwise, I am done addressing you on the subject.
PAUL
