There was a strange split amongst Christians during covid. Some were awake, could see what was happening and warned against the vax. Others were telling people to take it and even going as far as using Jesus’s name to convince people. I found that particularly disturbing.

I'll help. It's cuz they can be quite annoying.

The reason people hate Christians is obvious. Firstly and truthfully is the fact that it is a prophecy that is fulfilling found here in John 15:18-19 which reads: 'If the world hates you, you know that it has hated me before it hated you. 19 If you were part of the world, the world would be fond of what is its own. Now because you are no part of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, for this reason the world hates you,'

they hate JESUS, cause He speaks the Truth that He is God in flesh! simple as that. The Word of God is clear that followers will be persecuted as well. This unfortunate inheritance in this world, is nothing compared to what is to come for those that Believe though!

in europe, the invasion of muslims is being used deliberately to divide societies and break the still very strong christian middle-class bulwark. what is happening here is a unique re-cultivation of society and this is likely to lead to extreme conflicts. since then, christianity has been badly damaged and islam has been built up as a kind of protest culture. i wish the women a lot of fun for the future. Especially those who have risen to particularly feminist achievements in resistance to the angry old white man

I can see why people don't like/love Christians - but to hate them? We need a world with less hate, more love and kindness.

I do think religion causes alot of strife amongst muslims, jews and christians.

There is no "Christianity" tag, so I choice a generic one. Happy to move to another section, however.

I don't hate Christians, I just sort of pity them.

In general, they lack ethical values beyond “big bad sky daddy gonna get you” and treat their short lives as nothing more than entrance exams for a hand-wavey promise at a second, better life (which I’m sure they’d squander, too, if given the chance).

I’ve yet to meet a Christian that behaves anything like the Christ they supposedly emulate.

I think this post is not for the bitcoin territory.

Part of it is the Ned Flanders stereotype

It’s a bit cringe when athletes say I want to thank my lord Jesus Christ for bringing me a gold medal etc

Of course if a Muslim athlete said praise to Allah the media will compliment him for being a man of faith and morality etc

Becuase most Christians I've met in ym life have been the most prejudiced and hypocritical people one could find.

This happens in all religions, I'm alwayds warry of the "Holier than thou" archetype of person, and will always be.

Christians are too violent unlike Muslims who preach nonviolence like Gandhi and MLK