I don't get it. Christians haven't killed any Christians. There is the Klu Klux Klan (which I HATE even though I am a Christian.) that is an evil Christian group that muders those who do not believe. I do not think it exists anymore though. There are always evil groups in every religon. Those who force people to believe what they believe. This is wrong.
I hate to disagree, but in the interest of historical accuracy, I must. The truth is that Christians have killed many many of their fellows throughout the ages. This phenomena started on a large scale shortly after Christianity became the state religion of the Roman Empire and various Christian teachings were labelled as heretical. One notable group that was hunted by state sponsored Christianity but still exists today is the Coptic Church which is centered in Egypt. Unfortunately, this basic pattern continued, sometimes over religious disagreements (Protestants vs. Catholics in the reformation), others over purely political reasons (the American Civil War), and so on into the present day (a good recent example off the top of my head is Catholics and Protestants fighting and killing each other in Northern Ireland, although this has thankfully cooled down very recently). Some might argue that all/any of these groups are truly Christian, but short of redefining the term, I think we're stuck with the fact that Christians have killed at least hundreds of thousands of each other through history, which is quite remarkable for a religion that clearly teaches that we, "consider others better than ourselves." (Phil. 2:3) For the record, I am a Christian and quite ashamed of these parts of the churches history.
70 million have been killed since Jesus day, thatβs a huge number. Shall we also deny the haulocaust? 6 Million right there. On average 275 Christians die each day somewhere for their faith. 100,000 per year.
As for the real number of martyrs in ancient times, the third-century Church Father, Origen, writing of the total of Christian martyrs up to his own time, in Rome and elsewhere (Contra Celsum, 3.8), states that there were not many - and that it was easy to count them.
David B. Barrett, Todd M. Johnson, and Peter F. Crossing in their 2009 report in the International Bulletin of Missionary Research (Vol. 33, No. 1: 32) estimate that approximately 176,000 Christians will have been martyred from mid-2008 to mid-2009. This, according to the authors, compares to 160,000 martyrs in mid-2000 and 34,400 at the beginning of the 20th century. If current trends continue, Barrett, Johnson and Crossing estimate that by 2025, an average of 210,000 Christians will be martyred annually.
These results are not based on hard fact, but instead are estimates.
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Judaism is a monotheist faith. Jews (and Christians and Muslims) believe in one god.Hinduism is a polytheistic faith. Hindus (and many other religions) believe in many gods.
Because people were inspired by the courage of the early Christians(many of whom were only children), & their willingness to die for their faith, that they too, became Christians. "The Blood of the Martyrs is the Seed of the Faith."
christians were hated for there belief in god by the romans who believed in rulers such as kings and many christians were killed for there belief
Saint Faith, also known as Saint Foy, was a young girl who lived in the 3rd century and was martyred for her Christian faith during the persecution of Christians by the Roman Empire. She refused to renounce her beliefs and was tortured and killed for her refusal to comply with the Roman authorities' demands.
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Many Christians have faith that the Gospels are true even though they were written by human authors instead of by God. Often, the events in different Gospels can be compared to each other to find the validity in them.
About 39,000 ducks are killed each year.
You see crosses because in the Christian religion Jesus died on a cross and it is therefore now a holy symbol used frequently, it is also the Christian symbol and so many christians wear them as a sign of there faith or put them on churches and other holy places.
Most Christians believe in some form of spiritual healing, either through their faith or through direct intervention by the Holy Spirit.
Well i can't tell you how many cows are killed altogether, but i do know that about ten million cows are killed for McDonald's alone
About 4 million get killed each year.
Many Christians actually acknowledge themselves as sinners, in no way perfect. Recent revelations about sexual promiscuity and even criminal acts by members of clergy in various Church denominations demonstrate clearly that Christians can no longer be regarded as inherently perfect, even if they were once regarded as such. It is also reported that Christians are over-represented in our prison systems, compared to persons of no faith. There are many good Christians in this world, just as there are many good people of other faiths and no faith, but if people think of Christians as perfect it is simply a misunderstanding of the facts.