The LRA is not a "Christian" group. Do your homework.
Initially it was an outgrowth and continuation of the larger armed resistance movement waged by some of the Acholi people against a central Ugandan government which they felt marginalized them at the expense of southern Ugandan ethnic groups. Ideologically, the group is a syncretic mix of African mysticism, Acholi nationalism, Islam, and Christian fundamentalism.
Lord's Resistance Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
But comparing it to Islam is a good analogy.
Your own bolded text highlights the word "Christian".
Your own link suggests both the name and goal of the group are based upon the Ten Commandments. It does have other influences, definitely, but at its heart it is as much Christian as many so-called Islamic groups are Islamic.
Your link tells us: "Although the LRA has been regarded primarily as a Christian militia,the LRA reportedly evokes Acholi nationalism on occasion"
Trust me - I have done more than a little homework on this!
So have I. We have been involved with the Invisible Children for years and my son has spent time in Uganda. There is NOTHING "Christian" about Joseph Kony. And if you did your homework, you would know that comparing a couple hundred evildoers to millions of Sharia loving Muslims is dishonest.
I have no problem with Sunni Man and others spewing their archaic, misogynistic, totalitarianism, but I reserve the right to say, practice it in the fucking desert.