Sallow
The Big Bad Wolf.
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Well, since most of human nature tends to side with the forces of good over evil, Satanism is probably very much a fringe religion with very few actual participants.... so no, they don't have the numbers or the power to do much of anything as dramatic as genocide.
Truthfully... All genocides are not of God, they are of man. Even the ones done in God's name. Man is his own worst enemy.
Done under gods direction.
Kill all who do not flee before you even the women and children and animals.
The story of Jericho.
I know you guys want to pretend the Lord decided to wipe out these sweet, sweet people that never did anything wrong. When the Hebrews left Egypt, the Lord used these "slaves" to defeat some very, very proud and strong people. The Lord tells the Hebrews "why" these peoples are to be killed where they are (there is no indication that the Lord sent Hebrews all over the earth to "dispatch" any that survived, unlike some other "faiths"), and it did not have to do with gaining the land. That was easy for the Lord, He could have done that with famines or moving the elements. They were to be destroyed because they "sinned" against the Lord, and against man. They practiced human sacrifices in places that were special to the Lord. They disrespected (sound familiar) the Alph and the Omega, there time for improvement had ended.
The crusades were in defense of the slaughter of Christians throughout the "known" world by muslim hordes.
The inquisition "killed" approximately 5000 people in over 400 years (not nearly as many as we have all been led to believe).
Now, I will ask you the same question that I asked another liberal (who wouldn't answer the question): would you rather live in a predominantly Christian country or a predominantly muslim country?
There was very little slaughter on the part of the Muslims and a great deal of slaughter by the Crusaders. Most of them were out of work mercenaries. When they invaded Constantinople they murdered everyone there..and horrifically.
Turns out they were Greek Orthodox Christians.