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Why didn’t the apostles kill their enemies? AI offered me this explanation: “The apostles did not kill their enemies because they were committed to Jesus’ teachings of non-violence, love of enemies, and voluntary suffering, as demonstrated when Jesus stopped Peter from using a sword. They...

Remember that time when Jesus, the apostles, and the disciples ran to the front lines with their swords?

I’m waiting for the Messiah to return and doing what he commissioned his followers to do in the interim -> going about the business of making his enemies his disciples. Read and meditate on what Dr. Godfrey wrote.

“The Crusaders were good and justified in their warmongering.” - @Wrangler (post #1631) “The Crusades implanted a violent image of Christianity” - W. Robert Godfrey @Wrangler @Armour of God @NayborBear you are doing great damage to the Messiah and his cause by reinforcing a violent image of...

“Amazingly, Lutherans and Roman Catholics, who slaughtered thousands of one another’s people in religious wars, found common cause in their hatred of the Free Church.” (Christian Jihad, p. 164) “A state-run church … is the antithesis of freedom.” (Ibid., p. 169) @Wrangler @Armour of God...

If you’ve read the Ante Nicene Church Fathers, then you know they rejected what you’ve accepted.

The Messiah wants them evangelized. For multiple reasons, you aren’t the man for the job.

* “Implanted a violent image of Christianity“ * “Great damage done to Christ” * “Betrayal of Christ” - Dr. Godfrey

Loved these, and better than some of the movies we went to see.

“If a horse or a sheep is said to belong to the Queen, everybody thinks much of it: now you are not the Queen’s, but you are the Lord’s, and that is far more.” - C.H. Spurgeon

“The Crusades failed permanently to restore Christian control of Jerusalem, but they did have many other effects. The Crusaders strengthened the power and influence of the pope over the church in Europe. They seriously weakened the Byzantine Empire, which continued to lose territory to Islam...