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Christian nationalism. You’ll kill followers of Jesus for it.

What do indulgences have to do with the Crusades? Plenty, it turns out. https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/view.cfm?recnum=1054

“The crusades have provided some of the most frequent arguments against the Christian faith. Some Islamic terrorists even claim their terrorist attacks as revenge for what Christians did in the crusades. So, what were the crusades and why are they viewed as such a big problem for the Christian...

“The church is a missionary society.” - John Stott

* I can’t say it’s true but I won’t say it’s not. *

Read for yourselves what the Crusaders did. I won’t ever call what they did good. “Woe to those who call evil good” (Isaiah 5:20). Woe to you, @Wrangler.

The combination of being energized against evil and patient with my audience. May they become energized against evil too.

Did the Crusaders offer safety to their enemies if they would surrender and then slaughtered them when they did? AI came back with this overview - “Yes, Crusaders often offered terms of surrender that promised safety, but then broke these promises, especially during the chaotic First Crusade...

I‘ve already replied to it elsewhere on the forum. All you, or anyone else who is interested, need to do is read my posts. I don’t despise justice. What the Crusaders did was evil.

You‘ve victimized not only me but all who don’t follow your teaching. I’m still standing.

I’ve done it and acknowledged that others here have done it as well. The reasons have been stated many times in this thread. No. I’ve known for a very long time what they are not. Of greater importance to my readers is that I’ve quoted and provided links to those who are experts in that...

Only to have you say again that I haven’t? I’m not going to do that.

What the Crusaders did was evil. Don’t support evil.