Well I am sure you are just pretending not to know that evangelism and the celebration of new converts falls under the “Experiential” dimension of the “7 Dimensions of Religion”. So don’t take it up with me, take it up with the anthropologists who developed the test.
Sorry, history can only tell you what someone said, not what their motives were. You can believe what a documented liar said his motives were, I’ll make logical conclusions based on his beliefs and actions.
Figured you’d ignore my analogy, not much you could respond to its logical validity . A Christian is defined as someone who follows the teaching of Jesus Christ. Killing was not one of those teachings, so someone that says they are a Christian but acts in a manner contrary to Christ’s teachings is not a Christian. I will not let you re-define the English language for the purpose of this discussion. An atheist is not defined by their actions, so an atheist killing millions is still a true atheist if they do not believe in the existence of God or any gods.
Where did Jesus tell Christians to drag atheists through the streets or to kill them? If he did not ever say this then the people who did that were acting in a manner contrary to their religion. Besides, pointing to other bad behavior does not justify bad behavior.
You have working knowledge? I have family who directly observed the atrocities that you claimed never happened. Your ad-hominem attacks are getting pretty old; I hope the moderators buckle down on your lack of civility a bit.
Christians are people who follow the teachings of Jesus Christ. Where did Jesus say to burn witches, kill werewolves, and kill Muslims? If you cannot provide these things then I suggest you just admit you were wrong. Again, stop re-defining terms like ‘Christian’ just to prove a fallacious point.
I just ignore the ones you have clearly made up. Apparently in your little world just because someone says they are a Christian it automatically makes them one. I can say I am an astronaut, but that does not make me one.
Red herring.
Christians not following the teachings of Christ? I would think that would make them not Christians, but since apparently definitions do not matter to you I guess you would disagree.