Yes. But my point still stands.
The image represents an aspect of Christian history, but doesn't speak to all of what Christendom was.
I do not assume ill intent behind your comment. That said, be...
I appreciate the thoughtful discussion. History is complex, and no civilization is without its wars. That said, if we are to talk about history honestly, Christian-led nations have engaged in more wars than any other group in recorded history. Meanwhile, under Muslim rule, the Holy Land saw extended periods of peace where Christians, Jews, and Muslims all lived and worshiped freely.
Today, under Jewish rule, we see a stark contrast—Muslims and even many Christians are excluded. Perhaps instead of revisiting old battles between Muslims and Christians, we should recognize who benefits most from keeping us divided. Unity in justice and peace is a far greater legacy than war.
Today, under Jewish rule, we see a stark contrast—Muslims and even many Christians are excluded. Perhaps instead of revisiting old battles between Muslims and Christians, we should recognize who benefits most from keeping us divided. Unity in justice and peace is a far greater legacy than war.
