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30. I am doing no such thing , I'm not religious

Wed Feb 25, 2015, 12:57 PM

Feb 2015

but many people are and that has started more wars in the history of the world than anything else.

I don't understand how you can't see this.

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Why This American 'Soldier of Christ' Is Fighting ISIS in Iraq -- ABC [View all] Skidmore Feb 2015 OP

Good for him glasshouses Feb 2015 #1

Because there is enough of a problem with Skidmore Feb 2015 #2

It's already a religious war glasshouses Feb 2015 #4

It's a 'religious' war claimed by Daesh and a minority of Christian extremists blm Feb 2015 #7

In Iraq it is a religious war ..period glasshouses Feb 2015 #8

glasshouses sides with Daesh's justification for their 'war'�.period. blm Feb 2015 #9

HA glasshouses Feb 2015 #10

I did no such thing. You, apparently, have no problem twisting everything blm Feb 2015 #15

Go to Iraq and open a christian church in an area controled by ISIS, let me know how you make out glasshouses Feb 2015 #20

Is the citeria we have to agree with everything Obama and Kerry say...really glasshouses Feb 2015 #25

Defend your claim that there is 'no dispute' it is a 'religious war' blm Feb 2015 #52

so....... glasshouses Feb 2015 #60

Say it straight: You side with Daesh's claim it's a 'religious war' blm Feb 2015 #66

Jury Results. AtheistCrusader Feb 2015 #23

I don't want any of this hidden - I want it clear who sides with who blm Feb 2015 #29

"you are NOT here to further Obama's worldview." Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #11

Obama's worldview on this IS to NOT portray the conflict as between religions. blm Feb 2015 #17

"Obama's worldview on this IS to NOT portray the conflict as between religions." Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #33

glasshouses' post was that there is 'no dispute' it is a 'religious war'. blm Feb 2015 #40

In ISIS's mind it is , in the christians who live in Iraq and Syria it is glasshouses Feb 2015 #41

It's 'ludicrous' for me to agree with Obama, Kerry, American Muslims, blm Feb 2015 #49

Keep trying to change the subject again glasshouses Feb 2015 #55

No, we're talking about YOU claiming there is 'no dispute' that it is blm Feb 2015 #57

There's no dispute it's about religion with the christians living in Iraq and Syria glasshouses Feb 2015 #65

"religion is...being used as the smokescreen for those who wish to justify their blood thirst" Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #43

What ISIS wants is to convince as many Muslim people as it can that this is a legitimate religious jwirr Feb 2015 #59

Some are idiots and some here are spreading propaganda for political opportunism blm Feb 2015 #67

What a great rhetorical technique el_bryanto Feb 2015 #12

When the debate is clear then there's no debate glasshouses Feb 2015 #19

You're SIDING with the flat earthers claiming this war is justified by 'religion'. blm Feb 2015 #21

I am doing no such thing , I'm not religious glasshouses Feb 2015 #30

Your political opportunism is obvious. I didn't say you were being 'religious'. blm Feb 2015 #36

So if it is a religious war which you seem to agree with. glasshouses Feb 2015 #38

It's NOT a religious war and never has been. Your insistence on twisting my words blm Feb 2015 #42

please read my other response to you glasshouses Feb 2015 #45

Your 'responses' make no sense. blm Feb 2015 #47

It's makes perfect sense and you know it does that's why glasshouses Feb 2015 #51

LOL - keep adiggin', glass. blm Feb 2015 #53

Thought so glasshouses Feb 2015 #56

What an insult. Kingofalldems Feb 2015 #27

End of story! nt el_bryanto Feb 2015 #48

; ) blm Feb 2015 #58

In case you missed it these are the forces the U.S and President Obama are helping glasshouses Feb 2015 #16

Isis are on a crusader and holy war. hrmjustin Feb 2015 #28

So if he gets captured is the US responsible? Kingofalldems Feb 2015 #5

that'll be the justification for bringing in the big guns ND-Dem Feb 2015 #24

which Jesus is he following with his killing? guillaumeb Feb 2015 #34

You think phil89 Feb 2015 #46

Wel, have you ever known Bill O'Reilly to steer us wrong? blm Feb 2015 #50

Jesus also said forgive your enemy. WDIM Feb 2015 #3

Self-mortification of pride is a far cry from standing idle in face of rapists and murderers. Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #13

What militia would Jesus fight for? n/t leveymg Feb 2015 #6

If Jesus drove out the money-changers with a lash what would he do faced with Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #14

Steal one of Pontius Pilate's tanks? pinboy3niner Feb 2015 #22

you mean there were no rapists or murderers in jesus' time? Just money changers and the like? ND-Dem Feb 2015 #31

"you mean there were no rapists or murderers in jesus' time?" Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #35

... ND-Dem Feb 2015 #54

And you take this as an unction to passivity in the face of rape and murder? Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #62

i don't think i've expressed a personal opinion on the matter. ND-Dem Feb 2015 #64

Whatever. Nuclear Unicorn Feb 2015 #69

And what has Brett done to the least of them? Iggo Feb 2015 #18

Watched it, pretty interesting. I think the Soldier of Christ is a label that obviously dilby Feb 2015 #26

Much more thoughtful tact. blm Feb 2015 #32

These Mercenaries should never be allowed back in the US dbackjon Feb 2015 #37

That's just what the war profiteers want: useful idiots on both sides CJCRANE Feb 2015 #39

BINGO! blm Feb 2015 #44

+100 ND-Dem Feb 2015 #61

Exactly. Skidmore Feb 2015 #63

So if this guy gets captured by ISIS and is beheaded rurallib Feb 2015 #68

Bill O'Reilly will direct his 'religious war' troops to their FOXholes. blm Feb 2015 #70