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No. Killing an enemy, for whatever reason, is just buisness. Murder is killing innocent people that are not your enemies.

It is not one's moral and civic duty to murder. I know you don't draw a distinction between self defense and murder, but most other people do. I think you're right.

Hi, Debbie. I didn't watch this one. However, I agree with the message. However, there is a difference between flipping tables and killing a man. The crux of the issue is, can Christians kill other people is Jesus commanded us to do otherwise? Matthias, to his credit, has been fairly clear on...

None. Do you think me some kind of bloodthirsty tyrant?

I doubt it. But then again, who is pleased with Catholicism? Look at all those gay outfits they wear. They look like Liberace. :funlaugh2

No. Because the Roman Empire was an occupying force.

This doesn't contradict the idea that defending yourself, your family, or even your nation, is a moral and civic duty.

What do you think is going to happen to the may Christians in the military and elsewhere that use lethal force in self defense, or offensively in war?

So all we need is theocracy and then Christians gain the right to self defense.

The Catholics gets a bad rep because of the crusades. I assume you think they were wrong for defending their territories from Islamic expansion? Is there any case in history where you think Christians were justified in picking up the sword?

Post your memes or surrender. :funlaugh2

I don't know of it's even possible.

For what? It's not like things are getting any better. Have you turned on the news lately?

No. It was too illustrate what my point that sometimes one must do what is necessary for the greater good, regardless of religious belief. Because they're still alive, and everybody suffers in one way or another. I was curious. No. It wasn't something I chose. It was a choice made for me...

Didn't you ever watch the old Batman shows with Adam West? The joke was a reference to Robin. "Holy gentile, Batman!"