Thou Shalt Not Kill

"Thou shalt not kill; Love Thine Enemy; Turn The Other Cheek"

Christians believe in the Bible; or so they say.  They believe they will be "saved," because they are Christian.  The Bible says, "Thou shalt not kill."  Yet how many Christians say "support our troops"?  Why is there a clergy in the military, and the army chapel?  Why is there a priest or Christian pastor presiding over a soldier's funeral, as if the soldier were doing " God's will"?  It couldn't be further from the truth!

     The Bible says, "Thou shalt not kill."  Period.  It doesn't say, "unless you feel like it."  It doesn't say battle for some other people.  It doesn't say battle for your own people.  They can't kill and be Christian.  They can't have it both ways. 

     I saw something that really showed the hypocrisy.  It was at a Catholic church, outside:  they had a statue of mother Mary, whose arms were outstretched, having a U.S. flag draped across them.  You couldn't get any more hypocritical than that.  The Catholic church isn't supposed to be any more for one country than another.  Not for fighting, not for killing.  Everybody knows what that flag meant.  It was saying "Go, soldiers!  Keep fighting.--Keep killing."

     They want it both ways.  They can't have it both ways.  They can't be a Christian and be for killing.

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[BlueBackSpeller]

You are right, there are a lot of obscure corrupts that secretely belong to the church of satan and they work as cops and when nobody is watching them they kill people for rituals.

[freespirit]

You totally missed the point. I'm not talking about the church of satan, or people who kill people for rituals, or any of the other things you said. I'm talking about "Christians." Why change the meaning of what I said?