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Examples of persecution BY christians towards non-christians?
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Trying to search for this on basically any search engine pretty much gives an endless amount of christian articles crying about how persecuted they are in today's America. Does anyone have specific examples of mistreatment or even full on crimes by christians towards non religious folks?
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OMG off topic but I am also ex CoC > pagan witch hello!
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Yes exactly.
Christians always see themselves as the Jewish people in their biblical stories, never Egypt or the Romans. Despite the fact that throughout the new testament, Jesus only ever went off on religious people.
Christians use specific tactics to make people feel rejected by the world to reinforce their feelings of community (ie. proselytizing). When they try to witness to their neighbor and their neighbor says "I'm not interested in your religious sales pitch", they come back to church, the only place where they are truly welcome, feeling sad and defeated. they are told "You are doing the Lord's work, He said the world would hate us. It's in the Bible." People feel acceptance in the church after being rejected by whoever is just trying to go about their day and are therefore more likely to stay and/or come back. It's inauthentic vulnerability being used as a shortcut to "closeness".
The irony here is that they are victims, just not of the rest of the world. They are literally holding themselves captive. They victimize themselves.