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originally posted in:Secular Sevens
11/12/2014 2:32:50 PM
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Make me see why Christians started the Crusades, killed thousands of people, and didn't give a shit after, was a good thing
[spoiler]come on, tell me, i really want to know[/spoiler]
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The Crusades were launched to retake land that had been conquered by other empires. You know what caused every other war? The exact same thing, conquerors, desire for land, etc.
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But one of the comendments (however you spell it) is "Thou shall not kill"
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The commandment is typically understood not to apply to war. That is why plenty of Christians join the modern armed forces.
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Christians are humans, and humans make stupid decisions believe it or not
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Really, I didn't know that
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don't forget their hate towards the number 0. yes that was actually a thing, probable due to, ironically, petty pride.
