Religion causes war.

G

Grugore

Verified User
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
 
Grugore said:
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
Click to expand...

What religion cause the millions killed under Hitler, Pot, Shek, Zedong?
 
Grugore said:
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
Click to expand...

they all had religions fool
 
Joseph Stalin’s Religion and Political Views | The Hollowverse
https://hollowverse.com/joseph-stalin

Joseph Stalin, whose real name was Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili, was born and raised in Gori in what is now the nation of Georgia. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1953. Stalin was raised very religious in the Greek Orthodox Church. He was named after Saint Joseph and was raised to be a priest.
 
Mao Zedong: A lifetime of Respecting the Buddhist Temple ...
https://buddhistsocialism.weebly.com/mao-zedong-a-lifetime-of...

Translator’s Note: This is an English translation of the original Chinese language text article entitled ‘ 毛泽东与佛教的缘分：一生参拜过的寺院 ’ which implies that the founder of the Chinese Communist state, and leader of the Chinese Communist Party – Mao Zedong – had a lifelong association with the Buddhist establishment of China.
 
List of Hitler quotes — he was quite the vocal Catholic ...
scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/2006/08/23/list-of-hitler-quotes-he-was-q

Aug 23, 2006 · Hitler was a straight product of German Christianity, he never renounced his Christianity, he never left the Catholic church, he had loyal support of the great majority of German Christians ...
 
Early life[edit]
Chiang was born in Xikou, a town in Fenghua, Zhejiang, about 30 kilometers (19 mi) west of central Ningbo. His family's ancestral home—a concept important in Chinese society—was Heqiao (和橋鎮), a town in Yixing, Jiangsu, about 38 km (24 mi) southwest of central Wuxi and 10 km (6.2 mi) from the shores of Lake Tai. His father Jiang Zhaocong (蔣肇聰) and mother Wang Caiyu (王采玉) were members of a prosperous family of salt merchants. Chiang lost his father when he was eight, and he wrote of his mother as the "embodiment of Confucian virtues".


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiang_Kai-shek
 
Last edited:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Lenin#Early_life


Lenin was born in Simbirsk on 22 April 1870[2] and baptised six days later;[9] as a child, he gained the nickname of "Volodya," a dimunitive of Vladimir.[10] He was one of eight children, having two older siblings, Anna (born 1864) and Alexander (born 1866). They were followed by three more children, Olga (born 1871), Dmitry (born 1874), and Maria (born 1878). Two later siblings died in infancy.[11] Ilya was a devout member of the Russian Orthodox Church and baptised his children into it, although Maria—a Lutheran by upbringing—was largely indifferent to Christianity, a view that influenced her children.[12]
 
ideki had an education typical of a Japanese youth in the Meiji era.[7] The purpose of the Meiji educational system was to train the boys to be soldiers as adults, and the message was relentlessly drilled into Japanese students that war was the most beautiful thing in the entire world, that the Emperor was a living god and that the greatest honor for a Japanese man was to die for the Emperor.[8]
 
Grugore said:
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
Click to expand...

Spot on! No questions here. ;)
 
Grugore said:
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
Click to expand...

they all had religion in their lives


its a long time lie of religions that they were all athiests
 
evince said:
Joseph Stalin’s Religion and Political Views | The Hollowverse
https://hollowverse.com/joseph-stalin

Joseph Stalin, whose real name was Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili, was born and raised in Gori in what is now the nation of Georgia. He died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1953. Stalin was raised very religious in the Greek Orthodox Church. He was named after Saint Joseph and was raised to be a priest.
Click to expand...

Is that why he banned religion you incredibly stupid brain dead twat? Because he was a devout Christian? STFU, seriously.

The process of attempting to stamp out religion began under Lenin, but it accelerated under Stalin. Religious works of literature were banned, and atheism was promoted in schools. Worshippers were harassed, their places of worship closed or even destroyed, and priests and preachers targeted by the secret police.
https://www.toptenz.net/10-brutal-realities-life-stalins-soviet-union.php
 
Truth Detector said:
Is that why he banned religion you incredibly stupid brain dead twat? Because he was a devout Christian? STFU, seriously.

The process of attempting to stamp out religion began under Lenin, but it accelerated under Stalin. Religious works of literature were banned, and atheism was promoted in schools. Worshippers were harassed, their places of worship closed or even destroyed, and priests and preachers targeted by the secret police.
https://www.toptenz.net/10-brutal-realities-life-stalins-soviet-union.php
Click to expand...

so he could be their religion


idiot

he was taught religion and it failed him in his mind


so yes religion had an effect on his evil
 
in the time of man most wars were due to beliefs of the people

which means religions of those people
 
Grugore said:
I hear this a lot. Well, let's dig a little deeper and see if this is true.

Joseph Stalin: over 42 million killed
Mao Zedong: over 37 million killed
Adolf Hitler: almost 21 million killed
Chiang Kai-Shek: over 10 million killed
Vladimir Lenin: 4 million killed
Hideki tojo: 4 million killed
Pol Pot: over 2 million killed.

All of these wars were the result of non-religious dictators, with over 100 million people killed. Many of them murdered and not just war casualities.

Any questions?
Click to expand...

not really, you're a puss.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top