Using groupism in Religion for Hate

Using groupism in Religion for Hate [+ favourites]

http://www.jesus-is-lord.com/

I don't claim that the author of this website is a pure Christian, but most definitely perceives himself (or herself) as a pure Christian. Very little differentiates this website from racist white supremist websites that I've visited.

I put this in psychology because it is interesting to see the different ways in which people have been influenced in the past, and gives us some insight into the minds of those that would subscribe to prejudice and hate.

"Hating everyone protects me from elitism."

[quote] If you are a hypocrite or other hellbound rebel, REPENT of all your wicked sins, BELIEVE the gospel, and stop dishonouring King Jesus. Ye must be born again! Flee from the wrath to come!

from your url, how do u know what a wicked sin is, o if u r a hellbound rebel. I dont like the terminilogy of king either, considering god is no king over me. I agree that some christians do use their faith for hate. Its a little racist when u tell others your god is king, i dunno this is indeed a hard topic. I think form all forms of race and religion their are those who use their faith for hate, not branding any particular religion but of reacent times the muslim extremists use their faith as a cover for their hatrid actions. But look through history and see that catholics in the middle ages were indeed terrorists. Yes i beleive people do use their religion groupism for hate.

Timmo

"There is no such thing as innocence obly degrees of guilt"

Truthfully I doubt that the site creator is christian. I didn't bother to surf far into it
but the brief scan leads me to wonder if it is supremacist or anti-christian in nature? At any rate they seem to desire or cater a negative emotional outlook or a negative response by such stance. I once [pior ISP] had a site & decided to visit various religious sites. Runnig a search I found a pattern of similar constructed sites containing the same christian message. I reported to the host and sent this person an e-mail . . . the practice of deception is not a christian attribute.

"Terrorist or tyrant, few may come to the Truth that both are poor choice."