(November 13, 2013 at 2:38 pm)Aral Gamelon Wrote: Yes Drich let's go ahead and ignore the eighty executions thus far that provides backing for the fact that quite a few of these people are being killed as a direct result from your religions meddling, and go after the small fry topic of what South Korea's major religion is. Bravo sir I love your priorities.

I have addressed this already. In that the North Korean Citizens will die in droves no matter what happens. Either they will die trying to influence change with in their own country (Trying to make it better for themselves) or they will die in droves when 'we' have to go in there to take the WMD's "KIM Un" is shooting in the direction of Hawaii. Which will also piss off China who is the only 'world power' now. They have 5x's the Army as UN/colliation forces do.

So tell me again, what is better? To help the people of N/K want change and sieze it when the oppertunity presents itself? Or let them stay with their current level of brain washing so that every man woman and Child becomes a Nation of soilders who will fight to the death when we will have to eventually do something about the current Krazy Kim? Like the Japanese did in WWII, or they N/K's did in the last active Korean conflict engaugement or like in Vietnam?

North Koreans have and will continue to die by the thousands if not millions, every year no matter what, for a whole host of terriable reasons. The only question remains is how many of the rest of us will they take to the grave when push comes to shove?

North Korea is terrible, but christianity is not the answer.

(November 13, 2013 at 2:49 pm)Drich Wrote:

(November 13, 2013 at 2:38 pm)Aral Gamelon Wrote: Yes Drich let's go ahead and ignore the eighty executions thus far that provides backing for the fact that quite a few of these people are being killed as a direct result from your religions meddling, and go after the small fry topic of what South Korea's major religion is. Bravo sir I love your priorities.

I have addressed this already. In that the North Korean Citizens will die in droves no matter what happens. Either they will die trying to influence change with in their own country (Trying to make it better for themselves) or they will die in droves when 'we' have to go in there to take the WMD's "KIM Un" is shooting in the direction of Hawaii. Which will also piss off China who is the only 'world power' now. They have 5x's the Army as UN/colliation forces do.

So tell me again, what is better? To help the people of N/K want change and sieze it when the oppertunity presents itself? Or let them stay with their current level of brain washing so that every man woman and Child becomes a Nation of soilders who will fight to the death when we will have to eventually do something about the current Krazy Kim? Like the Japanese did in WWII, or they N/K's did in the last active Korean conflict engaugement or like in Vietnam?

North Koreans have and will continue to die by the thousands if not millions, every year no matter what, for a whole host of terriable reasons. The only question remains is how many of the rest of us will they take to the grave when push comes to shove?

There is no debate that there needs to be a change, what I am arguing is that this doesn't call for Christianity or any religion for that matter.

Air dropping bibles and proselytizing to these people isn't going to help anything. In fact it will make things worse for them. How is that so hard to understand?

I personally don't have a way to help them nor a viable idea but that's why I keep my damn nose out of it instead of sending them religious material that will get them fucking murdered.

Will they still be subjected to horrible conditions, and torturous death? Indeed. Will sending them bibles that will have them killed in the streets or have three generations of their family imprisoned do anything to solve it? No it won't.

(November 13, 2013 at 2:51 pm)downbeatplumb Wrote: North Korea is terrible, but christianity is not the answer.

The question for which Christianity is the answer has yet to be found.

(November 13, 2013 at 2:45 pm)tokutter Wrote: It would be a neat experiment

Dump a bunch of bibles (just the word, not those study bibles with the apologetics/propaganda around the scripture) all over the country.

Just the books no preachers allowed in.

And see what goofy version of christianity comes out of it.


Or maybe they will end up using the books for other things.

Their short on toilet paper too.

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that is the awesome thing about Christianity. There is no one 'right way.' All one needs is a love for Jesus Christ that centers their worship and Grace covers the Rest.

(November 13, 2013 at 2:58 pm)max-greece Wrote:

(November 13, 2013 at 2:51 pm)downbeatplumb Wrote: North Korea is terrible, but christianity is not the answer.

The question for which Christianity is the answer has yet to be found.

Indeed.

(November 13, 2013 at 2:40 pm)Chuck Wrote:

(November 13, 2013 at 2:28 pm)Drich Wrote: Oh I love it when you d-bags get smug without proof!!! Because when I provide proof that supports my position I visualize that scene in American History X where Ed norton makes the guy put his teeth on the curb and then stomps down knocking his teeth out.
(Because it takes the bite out of your arguements completely and leaves you 'toothless.')

Are you ready? open your mouth and put your teeth on the curb!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Korea

In the above link you will note that 44.6% claim no religious affiliation. Which means they are not apart of any religion, which does not affect what i said at all. Because I Said: "The primary RELIGION was Christianity."

Then you will note, that Budhism follows in the chart at 22.8% (not 70% like you claimed.)

Then the protestants (non-catholics) at 18.3%

Then the Catholics at 10.9%

Since Catholics and Non-Cathoilc worship the Same Jesus, they are both technically 'Christian.' As such those two numbers get added together. 18.3+10.9= 29.2% I may not read so good but I am pretty decent with Math, well at least I am profecient enough to know that 29.2 is > 22.8. Which means that Christianity is the LARGEST Religion in South Korea.


Just in case you don't like wiki:
http://www.korea.net/AboutKorea/Korean-Life/Religion
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications...os/ks.html

I know a good dentist if you need one.

Even better, 52% of South Koreans are atheists, that's even better than Buddists.

But buddists are so much better than you christains we can almost count them as auxiliarys.

And most importantly, 70.2% of South Koreans even by your calculation spit on your "christ". So much for christain nation.

I am generous. I will permit you to fish your teeth out of your own scat to have them reimplanted back into your mouth.

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(November 13, 2013 at 2:51 pm)downbeatplumb Wrote: North Korea is terrible, but christianity is not the answer.

Then what is?

(November 13, 2013 at 3:00 pm)Drich Wrote:

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Your teeth that you swallowed won't come out there.

(November 13, 2013 at 3:00 pm)Drich Wrote: :
Then what is?

Secular open state, free of low lifes like you.

(November 13, 2013 at 3:00 pm)Drich Wrote: Then what is?

If anyone knew the answer to that, it would probably already have been done. But just because no one has any ideas yet, does not mean there won't be and this does not make christianity correct

(November 13, 2013 at 2:59 pm)Drich Wrote:

(November 13, 2013 at 2:45 pm)tokutter Wrote: It would be a neat experiment

Dump a bunch of bibles (just the word, not those study bibles with the apologetics/propaganda around the scripture) all over the country.

Just the books no preachers allowed in.

And see what goofy version of christianity comes out of it.


Or maybe they will end up using the books for other things.

Their short on toilet paper too.

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that is the awesome thing about Christianity. There is no one 'right way.' All one needs is a love for Jesus Christ that centers their worship and Grace covers the Rest.

You mean like the mormons

Wait for it..................here it comes............


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