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This reinforces why many of the more ardent atheists believe religion generally is the greatest force of evil in the world.
Meanwhile, an exceptionally zealous slice of Christians in the U.S. think
That just so happens to also reinforce that Christianity specifically is perhaps most relevant evil.
Thats your response to 160 christians massacred? Call them evil?
All Christians? Absolutely not.
Murderous Muslims? Absolutely.
Overzealous Christians that believe in Dominionism? Also absolutely.
Why bring up "Overzealous Christians that believe in Dominionism" in response to a Christian massacre?
Because Anti-Christian hostility is reaching unprecedented levels, and they're "under attack"!
It's not, and they're not...160 American Evangelicals weren't murdered by anyone for their beliefs.