Was Japan banning Christianity justified?
>>224240751No but it would've certainly made their country implode. But dont worry today youre free to be christian in el japon cagada
>>224240751Yes, why wouldn't it be justified? Maybe the use of force was excessive but everyone did that back the or worse
>>224240751Banning Christianity is always justified.
>>224240751yes, christianity is low morals unlike high morals shinto
>>224240751Yes.If we hadn’t done that, Japan would have ended up like Brazil.
>>224240751>>224241071are you banning hinduism/islam too?
>>224241092Buddhism was accepted because it is tolerant of other religions. Why do the Abrahamic religions regard other religions as inferior and seek to exclude them?>hinduism/islamThey didn't reach to japan.
>>224241154>They didn't reach to japan.anon you should really look into the latest immigrations waves to Japan
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>>224241206>anon you should really look into the latest immigrations waves to JapanAll asians
>>224240751Japan didnt have any valuable resources worth exploiting.We were doing it just for the love of the game.Therefore it was for their souls, therefore it was good.In the absence of christianity they became barbaric heartless zero empathy bloodthristy war criminals and after getting nuked into atheist liberal democracy, they became soulless workdrones and prostitutes.Christian Japan would be kino and superior.So yes, Takeshi was wrong and they will spend alot of time in purgatory getting reclined on.
>>224244905>barbaric heartless zero empathy bloodthristy war criminals this thread is not about Portuguese colonialism
>>224241002The cristeros won
>>224244905Calla, puto marrón. Vuélvete a Brasil.
>>224245084Whiter than you marroquino
>>224244905>Therefore it was for their souls, therefore it was good.>In the absence of christianity they became barbaric heartless zero empathy bloodthristy war criminals and after getting nuked into atheist liberal democracy, they became soulless workdrones and prostitutes.>"The auto de fé was the final step in the process, and included Mass, prayer, and a procession in which the convicts were paraded and then the sentences against them were read. Hundreds of penitents would be led in procession through the streets, their sentences pronounced before an audience of magnates, prelates, and many thousands of onlookers. The kings themselves might attend.[78][79]">"The condemned were asked if they wanted to die as Catholics. If the answer was yes, they were immediately put to death by garrotte on a pole. If the answer was "no", they were tied to a higher post, where there was a small wooden platform. In front of the excited crowd the executioner set fire to the pyre at the base of the stake. Lisbon riverside is frequently windy so the breeze would often deflect the flames. The victim was perched at such a high place above the pyre that the fire would not reach beyond his feet or legs. He was not choked but slowly grilled alive during one or two hours until dead. The victims' screams made the crowd's glee.[85]"
>>224245652Can you provide the source? Catholic inquisition seldomly executed people, prefering exile as the norm.I guarantee an Anglo or a Jew, or a Anglo Jew wrote that garbage.
>>224240751yes, christianity is cringe and shinto is kino>>224245084obsessed
>>224245360you look old
>>224245735https://lisboa-e-o-tejo.blogspot.com/2022/02/auto-da-fe-por-oliveira-martins.html
>>224244444nonce quints
>>224240751Absolutely. Christianity was a foreign culture that promoted 5th columnism. Any leader, such as Tokugawa, seeking to consolidate power, and homogenize their people would do the same.
>>224241049This guy is a libtard shilling for mass Indian migration into Japan btw
>>224241049wasn't she filipinx or whatever
>>224245902>>224245902actual good source, that said, its like 50 deaths over the course of centuries while the japs went party rocking around Asia and zainichi'ed several thousands of civilians, if not millions. In less than a decade worth of time.
>>224245652>fewer than 10,000 were actually executed during the whole history of the Spanish Inquisition
