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Jesus and the apostles fought back. How did they fight back? It’s not a difficult question. Following their teaching and example is.

Yes. Possibly. I can add some additional details to a few of the scenarios which might change your mind. (For example. The scenario of the odd looking man and the child: upon further investigation, the man, a legal immigrant, the child’s father; the crying / resisting child is throwing a...

What’s the threat? Once that’s been determined, how would you go about defending yourself, your family members, your neighbors from harm? A manhole cover has been removed on the sidewalk and there’s no sign to warn of the danger. Would you defend yourself, your family, your neighbors from harm...

Yes. (That’s the easy part. The followup question is the difficult part.)

* I’ve never been a party guy, nor a good dancer. Give me a time, date, and location and I’ll put this one on my social calendar! *

“The language of love and the language of seduction are the same. ... Jesus told us to discern between the language of seduction and the language of love, and to know the wolves clad in sheepskin from the real sheep.” (Richard Wurmbrand, Tortured for Christ, p. 12) “Be like Vlad“ -> language...

“The end justifies the means” is pagan philosophy. It comes from the father of lies.

What do you get when you combine “Jesus lied” with “You are not following Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to kill” and “Vlad is a Christian hero / role model” and “By any means necessary / the end justifies the means”? You get something far worse than Vlad. You get the preaching of the devil.

“The Word is the sole rule of Christian duty. It contains in it things to be believed and practiced.” - Thomas Watson

You’re advocating the non-Christian / anti-Christian ends justifies the means philosophy. Vlad approves; Jesus and the apostles reject.