Lysistrata
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Yes, because it's a religion, that's widely practiced in America, just like Christianity.
Which is what this thread is about.
But you're too dumb to understand this.
I have no problemo with the muslims. I recognize they are officially required to hate me, but I don't think its really in their hearts. I've bought incense and final call newspapers from them, and never really got bad vibes from them.
However, America is a Christian country. No doubt about it. Christopher Columbus planted the cross on American soil claiming the continents for Christ. A fresco depicting Christopher Columbus planting the cross in the New World.
But Columbus did not have the right to do squat.
The U.S. is not a "Christian country."
Indeed, but it is overwhelmingly a nation of Christians.
Of those who identify as Christians, there is a very wide variety of beliefs and practices. In 2016, did you choose a non-observant Presbyterian over a fairly active Methodist? You can't just say "Christian" anymore. There are too many variations.
Maybe you can't.
There have been variations throughout the history of Christianity, yet they all call themselves Christian, and are recorded as such.
Frankly, it's not your call to make.
What is wrong with wanting to end the confusion? Why is this so horrible? It's all "Christian this" and "Christian that" nowadays, and you can't tell the players without a scorecard.