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One thing I've never understood about Christians was treating mercy towards criminals as a virtue.
If some nigger rapes the life out of a Christian mans daughter, or caps a Christian womans husband there are incidents of the victim going
>"I FORGIVE the poor perpetrator, Satan had a hold of them".
Why are we showing mercy to criminals? Why are they not being punished severely?
The thing is this cuck coward mindset wasn't present at all in Christianity historically, even in recent times so it be something different from just the religion.
Something happened in recent times where "love thy neighbor" is taken hyperliterally
It's hard to pin down what Christianity actually is or what it believes now.
Old Testament is based though.
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>>541573926
The Christian virtues you cite are John Paul II ideals, ie not real Christianity.

Lets not forget, Christians made America piss themselves in the 90s with how they treated Bill Clinton's beloved Muslim hoardes
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>>541573926
hahahahahaha
sage
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>>541573926
Mercy towards criminals is punishment. Leniency is a sin. Read mon. Bousset, "Politics..", he elaborates there.
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>>541573926
the world is run by roman philosophy from the vatican.



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