False. That's no Genetic Fallacy. Rather, it is proof of the Truth of the Greatness of Christianity according to the Teaching of its Divine Founder.
To your 2nd point, that's a Nice Teaching from Buddha. You should know the Early Christians accepted Good wherever it was found, as I do also. I believe in Perennial Philosophy, there are Elements of Goodness and Truth in every religion, at least every major religion, hidden there by God as a preparation for the Gospel out of Love for the people still in your errors. Now, according to your 1st point, though, I could claim it is a "Genetic Fallacy" to cite Buddha on Buddhism.
I don't. Yet I think it's clear Christ's Teaching is Far Greater and goes beyond that. Christ says to pray for them, bless them, and this is what the Early Christians did when Bigoted Christophobic Roman Pagans threw them to Lions. Those did evil, but Christians loved them and prayed for them to be saved, even sacrificing their lives praying for that, as Jesus Christ, the First and Great Martyr, Whose Blood washes away all sin, did for the Entire Human Race, even His Enemies.
To your 2nd point, that's a Nice Teaching from Buddha. You should know the Early Christians accepted Good wherever it was found, as I do also. I believe in Perennial Philosophy, there are Elements of Goodness and Truth in every religion, at least every major religion, hidden there by God as a preparation for the Gospel out of Love for the people still in your errors. Now, according to your 1st point, though, I could claim it is a "Genetic Fallacy" to cite Buddha on Buddhism.
I don't. Yet I think it's clear Christ's Teaching is Far Greater and goes beyond that. Christ says to pray for them, bless them, and this is what the Early Christians did when Bigoted Christophobic Roman Pagans threw them to Lions. Those did evil, but Christians loved them and prayed for them to be saved, even sacrificing their lives praying for that, as Jesus Christ, the First and Great Martyr, Whose Blood washes away all sin, did for the Entire Human Race, even His Enemies.
