Man, please try to keep your arguments civil.
I'm going to admit that I know very little about the Quran, but I'm going to make a case for Christianity.
What do you mean "judge"
It sounds like you mean kill
I can find bible verses of Jesus commanding to kill. If you're going to reply with "context and interpretation!!!" then you need to apply that same standard to Quran verses.
My main argument is:Considering this was an argument since OP, nothing happened
First off, concerning the verse, it Jesus wasn't directly saying that. He was telling a story of a king who represents him when he comes back again to judge the world.
And when I say judge, it could mean kill. If God commanded us to kill, then that's what needs to be done. Those he commands to kill, ought to follow his orders. Much like if a superior officer commanded his batallion to shoot on sight, they would do that without hesitation.
But he has not ordered us to kill in the bible. He actually commands us not to do so.
My original main point had nothing to do with whether we should let the immigrants in. I interpreted your main point being that Christians that follow the Bible are just as likely to be violent as the Muslims who follow the Quran. If that was not your case than I apologize, but I felt this needed to clarified.
My point is that Christians, should they truly follow the Bible, will be non-violent and commit no heinous crimes, and I will continue to argue this case if needed.
The Christian concept of love isn't even about being buddy buddy peaceful hippies with everyone. It's the idea that everyone is worthy of receiving God's grace by accepting Christ as their savior, and should be given the opportunity and knowledge to do so.
That's a fine way of putting it. It also has to do with the idea that we're all sinners who have sinned in the past and will sin again, that we are all equally undeserving of God's grace, and that we're all equal because of it.
