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Originally Posted by Herac
Oh well... if the pagans who return to the roots are turned into barbarian warriors, what a christian couldl be?
Crusader? Missionary? Scholar?

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Probably a dirty jew in the middleastern sands.
I don't understand. the majority of Christians in the history of the world have been European. If Christians are all Jews because Christianity's founder was from Gallilee, then by that logic modern wannabe Pagans are all Hindus because IE culture originated in Eurasia.

Is this the kind of warped logic you are espousing?

Seriously, there could be some good debates about Christianity if the opposition camp could base their arguments on reasonable and logical premises rather than mere personal contempt and hysterical emotionalism.
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