±b3 CHRISTIANITY ±b3-THE MOST ARROGANT× ±b3 RELIGION EVER!× ±22By Scorpion of Orient/DK ±41If you have ever seen THE 700 CLUB, or any other pro-Christian broadcast for that matter, you might understand some of my reasons for writing this article. If so, it may also have struck you how Christians always seem to force their beliefs upon others. Now, I realise that this does not go for all Christian communities and yet it is not such an uncommon event as it may appear as at first glance. You might have seen how various Christian missionaries travel to remote locations of the planet in order to bring their so-called "enlightment" to the few remaining unspoiled civilizations on earth. Upon arriving they rapidly mannage to convert vast numbers of people. Now, one could of course say that they got overwhelmed by Christian faith and of course this happens too, but as I see it it is more likely our "advanced" way of living that overwhelms them! But consider this: Were these people not perfectly content with their lives before the arrival of "the true religion?" Now, if you are the sort of person whose roots are deebly founded in a Christian environment you will probably say that these people more or less didn't know what they were missing and that their lives were in fact unfulfilled, a fact which they would sooner or later come to acknowledge (if not before then on the day of doom!) which brings me to the very point of this article - The Christian arrogance. Who are they to say what is right for every single person on this planet and what is not? Why are they so much better than everybody else? Personally I fully respect every man's right to his or her's own beliefs as long as they respect the beliefs of others as well. That is the trouble with Christianity - Not only have they declared war on every single religion known to man, they've also arrogantly claimed that there are no other gods than theirs - the others are just idols or plain and simply - Demons. Such a display of arrogance has not been shown by any other religion down through history. Not even the ancient Romans dared declaring such things but let people keep their religions whenever they conquered a new providence - As long as these religions did not represent a threat to their authority, a mere tactic move rather than a disrespectful one. To me, religions are just different ways of submitting to a "force" in acknowledgement of the fact that it is greater than ourselves- None is more right than the other. In different terms: It is not so much the way we do it as the fact that we do it! What I am getting at here is that none of us actually knows who or what this superior force is, so it doesn't really matter by what name we choose to call upon it! If this is actually true, all religions should join together (YES! I know! I am a terrible romantic!) So the next time some±42 Christian±41 sect knocks at your door try throwing some of these arguments at them (you've probably got some of similar character !) Instead of just setting your vicious killer-dog at them as you usually do! ±23Feel free to comment this! ç