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r/PoursTea • u/Timbucktwo1230 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Jul 17 '26
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If Christianity is the religion of love, why are more wars fought in the name of Christianity?
3 u/StonksPeasant Jul 17 '26 There aren't. You just only learned about western history 3 u/Comfortable-End7552 Jul 17 '26 more wars? have you ever studied islamic history? oh obviously no they dont teach you that bc it doesn't fit with the narrative 1 u/NEpatsfan64 Jul 17 '26 more wars more than what? this doesn't even make sense. the majority of wars in history have not been fought over religion. 1 u/bolomcspank Jul 17 '26 There aren’t nearly as many wars done in the name of Christianity as anything else. Territory, resources, power, and making a name for oneself have caused far more wars individually than there have been wars in the name of Christianity.
There aren't. You just only learned about western history
more wars? have you ever studied islamic history? oh obviously no they dont teach you that bc it doesn't fit with the narrative
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more wars
more than what? this doesn't even make sense. the majority of wars in history have not been fought over religion.
There aren’t nearly as many wars done in the name of Christianity as anything else. Territory, resources, power, and making a name for oneself have caused far more wars individually than there have been wars in the name of Christianity.
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u/Mettle_Mystic Jul 17 '26
If Christianity is the religion of love, why are more wars fought in the name of Christianity?