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http://www.antichrist.com.au/crimeline.html At the time, I simply
didn't have the stomach to get through the first page, but I wanted to post a *very* brief extract here. My jaw hit the floor in horror 1/3 of the way day. I cried like a baby around the middle. I laughed like a loon at the end.
We can discuss semantics and philosophy all day long, but sometimes it takes a picture.
Anyone out there still find that religion is the answer?
==== Extract From The Christian CrimeLine ===
336-61 Aryan schism 1,000,000 Arian Christians are killed for
disagreeing with Nicean decision that Jesus is divine being; Arians
claim Christ is created being.
391 Temple visits Theodosius prohibits visits to pagan temples and
even merely looking at pagan statues becomes criminal offence.
395 Paganism prohibited Theodosius introduces law making paganism
criminal offence and orders banning of pagan events including Olympic
Games.
398-403 Slavery John Chrysostom, Bishop of Constantinople (398-403),
quotes Titus 2:9-10 to support slavery: "The slave should be resigned
to his lot; "in obeying his master he is obeying God".
420-1100 Dark Ages Church engineers complete control over education;
reading and writing are restricted only to potential priests and
knowledge outside church is suppressed.
420-1100 Medicine Advances in Greek and Roman medicine and hygiene are
declared heretical; plague sweeps Europe resulting in huge
casualties.
420-1100 Technology Roads, aqueducts, heating, indoor plumbing and
other technology invented by Greeks and Romans disappear as church
power increases during Dark Ages.
420-1100 History History is rewritten by church fathers claiming world
is only 5000 years old.
420-1100 Science Science is pushed back 2000 years; Pythagoras' idea
earth revolves around sun (600BC) is banned by church even when
reintroduced by Copernicus in 1600s; Aristarchus' heliocentric theory
(300BC) is banned by church until reintroduced by Galileo in 1600s.
432-40 Sixtus III Sixtus III (432-440) is charged with seducing nun
but escapes death sentence by telling biblical tale of woman caught in
adultery.
448 Book burnings Theodosius II (401-450) orders burning of all
non-Christian books.
450 Resurrection Resurrection of Christ described by author attributed
to Mark is accepted into Bible almost 400 years after time allegedly
written.
c500 Council of Macon Council of Macon votes on whether women have
souls.
515 Compulsory baptism Rite of baptism, stolen from several pagan
religions, becomes mandatory in Christian religion.
529 Philosophy Justinian the Great closes Athens' famous 1000-year-old
School of Philosophy, declaring it paganistic and threatening to
Christian thought.
540-94 Plague 100,000,000 people die during plague which sweeps
northward from Egypt and Syria; European population is halved and
Roman Empire never recovers.
540-94 Plague terror Church leaders claim plague is God's punishment
for not obeying church authority; thousands flock into churches in
desperation to be "saved".
590-604 Gregory I 100s of patrons are deceived into purchasing
expensive relics Gregory I (590-604) claims belonged to saints; many
scholars now claim these saints never existed.
590 Grammar banned Gregory I, or Gregory the Great, sends out order
compelling bishops to desist from "wicked labour" of teaching grammar
and Latin to lay people.
c590 Education banned Gregory condemns education for all but clergy
resulting in society remaining illiterate for almost 1000 years.
c590 Library burned Gregory forbids laypeople from reading Bible and
orders burning of Palatine Apollo library so its secular literature
would not distract religious.
c590 Babies murdered 6000 babies are found murdered in pond outside
Gregory's Lateran palace after celibacy edict is introduced by Gregory
I.
640 Library destroyed Great library of Alexandria, described as centre
of Western Culture, is destroyed by Christian mobs; 700,000 ancient
rolls are burned.
640 Documents burned Christians destroy Gnostic Basilades, Porphyry's
36 volumes, writings of 27 mystery schools and 270,000 documents
collected by Ptolemy Philadelphus.
999 Millennium Millennium terror results in people donating money,
houses and land to church in what became "history's most spectacular
giveaway".
1096 Goose Crusade Scores of German Jews are hacked or burned to death
by Christian fanatics who follow goose "blessed by
God".
1096 Muslim slaughter 4,000,000 to 7,000,000 Muslims die as Peter the
Hermit's peasants follow Christian knights into Jerusalem; crusaders
believe killing Muslims "good for soul".
1096 Jewish slaughter Estimated 12,000 Jews are slaughtered during
first crusade; Historian Dagobert Runes estimates 3,500,000 Jews are
killed during seven Holy Wars.
1187-92 Stupid loss of life Estimated 1,000,000 lives are lost during
5 year crusade at hands of people historian E Gibbon describes as "the
most stupid and savage refuse of people".
1198-1216 Innocent III Innocent III declares "anyone who attempts to
construe a personal view of God which conflicts with church dogma must
be burned without pity".
c1204 Jews Innocent III orders Jews to wear distinctive clothing for
easy identification; during Passion Week Jews are refused sale of food
in hope of starving them.
1208-38 Albigenses 1,000,000 Albigensians (Cathars) perish in south of
France after Innocent III launches holy war described as one of
history's most terrible campaigns.
1212 Children's Crusade 1000s of children die after they are sent to
fight Muslims in belief they would be empowered by God: most die or
are sold into slavery during crusade described as "great
embarrassment" to church.
1227-41 Gregory IX 100,000 to 2,000,000 die over 500 years after
Gregory establishes first of three Holy Inquisitions in 1232.
c1272 Women persecuted Aquinas promotes gender persecution by
describing women as "God's mistake": "Nothing defective should have
been produced in the first establishment of things; so women ought not
to have been produced then".
1275-1894 Witchburnings Estimated 9,000,000 witches, mostly women, are
burned by Catholics and Protestants until 1894 when last European
witch is executed.
1326 Property heresy John XXII sanctions Cum inter nonnullos bull
declaring it heresy to suggest Jesus and his apostles owned no
property.
1337 Deggendorf, Germany Entire Jewish population of Deggendorf,
Germany, is burned after stories spread they had defiled communion
hosts.
1347-50 Bubonic Plague 27,000,000 die during Bubonic Plague also
called "The Death" which many Christians claim Jews started.
1450-1750 Witchburnings 200,000 or more individuals are burned as
witches in Europe and America between 1450 and 1750.
1484 Witchcraft bull Innocent VIII (1484-1492) issues Summis
desiderantes affectibus bull triggering witchhunting mania lasting 300
years.
1492+ Columbus 150,000,000 North American Indians are enslaved,
exported or killed in name of Christ over centuries at hands of
Spanish and English explorers and pilgrims.
1493 South America Papal bull declares church under king Ferdinand is
entitled to all land in South America: "If the Indians refuse, he may
quite legally fight them, kill them and enslave them, just as Joshua
enslaved the inhabitants of Canaan.
1493+ Cortes 30,000,000 Aztecs and Mayans die over years as Spanish
conquistadors proselytise Christian faith.
1517+ Religious wars Reformation unleashes torrent of hate claiming
lives of millions in numerous religious wars.
1517+ Martin Luther Martin Luther is accused of bigotry after claiming
women are inferior: "Girls begin to talk and to stand on their feet
sooner than boys because weeds always grow up more quickly than good
crops".
1531 Anabaptists Wittenberg theologians sanction genocide of
Anabaptists; sect members are hunted like rabbits before being
mutilated or murdered.
1531 John Calvin 1000s of religious nonconformists are killed and
witches burned after John Calvin (1509-1564) turns Geneva into
religious police state.
c1534 Ireland Henry VIII crowns himself King of Ireland, thereby
starting centuries of civil unrest after imposing Church of England on
Irish Catholics.
1538 Rich people Spanish author writes: "Bit by bit many rich people
leave the country for foreign realms, in order not to live all their
lives in fear and trembling every time an officer of the Inquisition
enters their house; for continual fear is a worse death than a sudden
demise".
1542 Roman Inquisition Paul III establishes Roman Inquisition to
eradicate Protestants: new levels of cruelty are introduced that
"repelled even the Turks and the Saracens".
1543 Bible denounced Parliament condemns Tyndale's Bible translation
as "crafty, false and untrue" although 80 per cent of words also
appear in Catholic Bible.
1563 Witchcraft Act Elizabeth I introduces new Witchcraft Act in
England making folk magic and spirit invocation punishable by death,
imprisonment or pillory.
1583 Vienna Viennese grandmother is tortured then burned alive after
Jesuits claim she cursed her 16-year-old granddaughter with 12,652
demons "kept as flies".
1618-48 Catastrophe 14,000,000 people die in Germany alone from
30-year war between Catholics and Protestants described by one
commentator as "human catastrophe".
1619-1860 African slaves 4,000,000 African slaves are shipped by
Christians to North America aboard "the good ship Jesus Christ"
between 1619 and 1860.
1653 Sunday walks banned New England Puritans issue law prohibiting
Sunday walks and visits to beach as "dishonouring God"; children
playing on Sundays becomes "religious reproach".
c1655 Irish Catholics Cromwell seizes three-quarters of Ireland's land
from Catholics in 3 years and orders slaughter of one-third of local
population.
c1680 Cursing Puritans decree death penalty for children who "curse"
or "smite" parents.
1788+ Tasmanian aborigines 4500 Tasmanian aborigines are exterminated
after Anglican evangelist Governor Arthur Phillip mounts campaign
against them for not embracing Christianity.
1844 Stolen generation Australia introduces Protection of Children Act
permitting church missionaries to "steal" aboriginal children for
placement in white Christian homes.
1864 Colorado Indians 700 heavily armed Christian troops exterminate
all native American men, women and children of Sand Creek, Colorado;
between 400 and 500 are killed.
1869 First Vatican Council Vatican confirms doctrine of papal
infallibility meaning no Catholic may question papal authority.
c1890 Armenia 200,000 people die after Protestant forces move into
Armenia causing civil unrest between Catholic and Orthodox
Christians.
1922 Hitler Hitler reveals true religious beliefs in 1922 speech when
he says: "My feelings as a Christian point me to my Lord and Saviour
as a fighter".
1939-45 Second World War Pius XII (1939-5, "Hitler's Pope", turns
blind eye to religious atrocities committed by Nazis against Jews
during WWII.
1939-45 Holocaust 6,000,000 Jews die under Hitler's orders in human
catastrophe allegedly inspired by Martin Luther's pamphlet, Jews and
Their Lies.
1941-5 Ustashi 600,000 Orthodox Christians, Jews and Muslims are
massacred by fanatical Catholic "Ustashi" soldiers under Croatian
leader Ante Pavelic
1970-80 Catholic wealth Vatican becomes third wealthiest nation behind
America and Japan.
1999 Billy Graham Newspapers estimate US evangelist Billy Graham's
Christian empire, which has over 10 million followers, grosses $100
million annually.
1999 Dr George Carey Archbishop of Canterbury causes shockwaves after
announcing in millennium speech: "we cannot know Jesus was raised from
the dead".
2000 Anglican wealth Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey criticises
Western society for worshiping wealth just weeks before media reveals
UK Anglican Church earned £4.4 billion in 1999.
2000 Uganda Over 1000 lives are lost in suicide-murder involving
members of Ugandan Christian cult Movement for the Restoration of the
Ten Commandments of God.
Christians, I really, really hope you're right in your claims and that
I'm just blinded to the Truth as you say.
How does reading this or the full list make you feel? Please share the
mental acrobatics you perform to cram this picture into your brain and
still believe that you're right.
Share your emotions.
Atleast ISLAM has contributed to our society (Arabic numerals, the basis of modern mathematics, spaceflight and all other glorious achievements).
http://www.antichrist.com.au/crimeline.html At the time, I simply
didn't have the stomach to get through the first page, but I wanted to post a *very* brief extract here. My jaw hit the floor in horror 1/3 of the way day. I cried like a baby around the middle. I laughed like a loon at the end.
We can discuss semantics and philosophy all day long, but sometimes it takes a picture.
Anyone out there still find that religion is the answer?
==== Extract From The Christian CrimeLine ===
336-61 Aryan schism 1,000,000 Arian Christians are killed for
disagreeing with Nicean decision that Jesus is divine being; Arians
claim Christ is created being.
391 Temple visits Theodosius prohibits visits to pagan temples and
even merely looking at pagan statues becomes criminal offence.
395 Paganism prohibited Theodosius introduces law making paganism
criminal offence and orders banning of pagan events including Olympic
Games.
398-403 Slavery John Chrysostom, Bishop of Constantinople (398-403),
quotes Titus 2:9-10 to support slavery: "The slave should be resigned
to his lot; "in obeying his master he is obeying God".
420-1100 Dark Ages Church engineers complete control over education;
reading and writing are restricted only to potential priests and
knowledge outside church is suppressed.
420-1100 Medicine Advances in Greek and Roman medicine and hygiene are
declared heretical; plague sweeps Europe resulting in huge
casualties.
420-1100 Technology Roads, aqueducts, heating, indoor plumbing and
other technology invented by Greeks and Romans disappear as church
power increases during Dark Ages.
420-1100 History History is rewritten by church fathers claiming world
is only 5000 years old.
420-1100 Science Science is pushed back 2000 years; Pythagoras' idea
earth revolves around sun (600BC) is banned by church even when
reintroduced by Copernicus in 1600s; Aristarchus' heliocentric theory
(300BC) is banned by church until reintroduced by Galileo in 1600s.
432-40 Sixtus III Sixtus III (432-440) is charged with seducing nun
but escapes death sentence by telling biblical tale of woman caught in
adultery.
448 Book burnings Theodosius II (401-450) orders burning of all
non-Christian books.
450 Resurrection Resurrection of Christ described by author attributed
to Mark is accepted into Bible almost 400 years after time allegedly
written.
c500 Council of Macon Council of Macon votes on whether women have
souls.
515 Compulsory baptism Rite of baptism, stolen from several pagan
religions, becomes mandatory in Christian religion.
529 Philosophy Justinian the Great closes Athens' famous 1000-year-old
School of Philosophy, declaring it paganistic and threatening to
Christian thought.
540-94 Plague 100,000,000 people die during plague which sweeps
northward from Egypt and Syria; European population is halved and
Roman Empire never recovers.
540-94 Plague terror Church leaders claim plague is God's punishment
for not obeying church authority; thousands flock into churches in
desperation to be "saved".
590-604 Gregory I 100s of patrons are deceived into purchasing
expensive relics Gregory I (590-604) claims belonged to saints; many
scholars now claim these saints never existed.
590 Grammar banned Gregory I, or Gregory the Great, sends out order
compelling bishops to desist from "wicked labour" of teaching grammar
and Latin to lay people.
c590 Education banned Gregory condemns education for all but clergy
resulting in society remaining illiterate for almost 1000 years.
c590 Library burned Gregory forbids laypeople from reading Bible and
orders burning of Palatine Apollo library so its secular literature
would not distract religious.
c590 Babies murdered 6000 babies are found murdered in pond outside
Gregory's Lateran palace after celibacy edict is introduced by Gregory
I.
640 Library destroyed Great library of Alexandria, described as centre
of Western Culture, is destroyed by Christian mobs; 700,000 ancient
rolls are burned.
640 Documents burned Christians destroy Gnostic Basilades, Porphyry's
36 volumes, writings of 27 mystery schools and 270,000 documents
collected by Ptolemy Philadelphus.
999 Millennium Millennium terror results in people donating money,
houses and land to church in what became "history's most spectacular
giveaway".
1096 Goose Crusade Scores of German Jews are hacked or burned to death
by Christian fanatics who follow goose "blessed by
God".
1096 Muslim slaughter 4,000,000 to 7,000,000 Muslims die as Peter the
Hermit's peasants follow Christian knights into Jerusalem; crusaders
believe killing Muslims "good for soul".
1096 Jewish slaughter Estimated 12,000 Jews are slaughtered during
first crusade; Historian Dagobert Runes estimates 3,500,000 Jews are
killed during seven Holy Wars.
1187-92 Stupid loss of life Estimated 1,000,000 lives are lost during
5 year crusade at hands of people historian E Gibbon describes as "the
most stupid and savage refuse of people".
1198-1216 Innocent III Innocent III declares "anyone who attempts to
construe a personal view of God which conflicts with church dogma must
be burned without pity".
c1204 Jews Innocent III orders Jews to wear distinctive clothing for
easy identification; during Passion Week Jews are refused sale of food
in hope of starving them.
1208-38 Albigenses 1,000,000 Albigensians (Cathars) perish in south of
France after Innocent III launches holy war described as one of
history's most terrible campaigns.
1212 Children's Crusade 1000s of children die after they are sent to
fight Muslims in belief they would be empowered by God: most die or
are sold into slavery during crusade described as "great
embarrassment" to church.
1227-41 Gregory IX 100,000 to 2,000,000 die over 500 years after
Gregory establishes first of three Holy Inquisitions in 1232.
c1272 Women persecuted Aquinas promotes gender persecution by
describing women as "God's mistake": "Nothing defective should have
been produced in the first establishment of things; so women ought not
to have been produced then".
1275-1894 Witchburnings Estimated 9,000,000 witches, mostly women, are
burned by Catholics and Protestants until 1894 when last European
witch is executed.
1326 Property heresy John XXII sanctions Cum inter nonnullos bull
declaring it heresy to suggest Jesus and his apostles owned no
property.
1337 Deggendorf, Germany Entire Jewish population of Deggendorf,
Germany, is burned after stories spread they had defiled communion
hosts.
1347-50 Bubonic Plague 27,000,000 die during Bubonic Plague also
called "The Death" which many Christians claim Jews started.
1450-1750 Witchburnings 200,000 or more individuals are burned as
witches in Europe and America between 1450 and 1750.
1484 Witchcraft bull Innocent VIII (1484-1492) issues Summis
desiderantes affectibus bull triggering witchhunting mania lasting 300
years.
1492+ Columbus 150,000,000 North American Indians are enslaved,
exported or killed in name of Christ over centuries at hands of
Spanish and English explorers and pilgrims.
1493 South America Papal bull declares church under king Ferdinand is
entitled to all land in South America: "If the Indians refuse, he may
quite legally fight them, kill them and enslave them, just as Joshua
enslaved the inhabitants of Canaan.
1493+ Cortes 30,000,000 Aztecs and Mayans die over years as Spanish
conquistadors proselytise Christian faith.
1517+ Religious wars Reformation unleashes torrent of hate claiming
lives of millions in numerous religious wars.
1517+ Martin Luther Martin Luther is accused of bigotry after claiming
women are inferior: "Girls begin to talk and to stand on their feet
sooner than boys because weeds always grow up more quickly than good
crops".
1531 Anabaptists Wittenberg theologians sanction genocide of
Anabaptists; sect members are hunted like rabbits before being
mutilated or murdered.
1531 John Calvin 1000s of religious nonconformists are killed and
witches burned after John Calvin (1509-1564) turns Geneva into
religious police state.
c1534 Ireland Henry VIII crowns himself King of Ireland, thereby
starting centuries of civil unrest after imposing Church of England on
Irish Catholics.
1538 Rich people Spanish author writes: "Bit by bit many rich people
leave the country for foreign realms, in order not to live all their
lives in fear and trembling every time an officer of the Inquisition
enters their house; for continual fear is a worse death than a sudden
demise".
1542 Roman Inquisition Paul III establishes Roman Inquisition to
eradicate Protestants: new levels of cruelty are introduced that
"repelled even the Turks and the Saracens".
1543 Bible denounced Parliament condemns Tyndale's Bible translation
as "crafty, false and untrue" although 80 per cent of words also
appear in Catholic Bible.
1563 Witchcraft Act Elizabeth I introduces new Witchcraft Act in
England making folk magic and spirit invocation punishable by death,
imprisonment or pillory.
1583 Vienna Viennese grandmother is tortured then burned alive after
Jesuits claim she cursed her 16-year-old granddaughter with 12,652
demons "kept as flies".
1618-48 Catastrophe 14,000,000 people die in Germany alone from
30-year war between Catholics and Protestants described by one
commentator as "human catastrophe".
1619-1860 African slaves 4,000,000 African slaves are shipped by
Christians to North America aboard "the good ship Jesus Christ"
between 1619 and 1860.
1653 Sunday walks banned New England Puritans issue law prohibiting
Sunday walks and visits to beach as "dishonouring God"; children
playing on Sundays becomes "religious reproach".
c1655 Irish Catholics Cromwell seizes three-quarters of Ireland's land
from Catholics in 3 years and orders slaughter of one-third of local
population.
c1680 Cursing Puritans decree death penalty for children who "curse"
or "smite" parents.
1788+ Tasmanian aborigines 4500 Tasmanian aborigines are exterminated
after Anglican evangelist Governor Arthur Phillip mounts campaign
against them for not embracing Christianity.
1844 Stolen generation Australia introduces Protection of Children Act
permitting church missionaries to "steal" aboriginal children for
placement in white Christian homes.
1864 Colorado Indians 700 heavily armed Christian troops exterminate
all native American men, women and children of Sand Creek, Colorado;
between 400 and 500 are killed.
1869 First Vatican Council Vatican confirms doctrine of papal
infallibility meaning no Catholic may question papal authority.
c1890 Armenia 200,000 people die after Protestant forces move into
Armenia causing civil unrest between Catholic and Orthodox
Christians.
1922 Hitler Hitler reveals true religious beliefs in 1922 speech when
he says: "My feelings as a Christian point me to my Lord and Saviour
as a fighter".
1939-45 Second World War Pius XII (1939-5, "Hitler's Pope", turns
blind eye to religious atrocities committed by Nazis against Jews
during WWII.
1939-45 Holocaust 6,000,000 Jews die under Hitler's orders in human
catastrophe allegedly inspired by Martin Luther's pamphlet, Jews and
Their Lies.
1941-5 Ustashi 600,000 Orthodox Christians, Jews and Muslims are
massacred by fanatical Catholic "Ustashi" soldiers under Croatian
leader Ante Pavelic
1970-80 Catholic wealth Vatican becomes third wealthiest nation behind
America and Japan.
1999 Billy Graham Newspapers estimate US evangelist Billy Graham's
Christian empire, which has over 10 million followers, grosses $100
million annually.
1999 Dr George Carey Archbishop of Canterbury causes shockwaves after
announcing in millennium speech: "we cannot know Jesus was raised from
the dead".
2000 Anglican wealth Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey criticises
Western society for worshiping wealth just weeks before media reveals
UK Anglican Church earned £4.4 billion in 1999.
2000 Uganda Over 1000 lives are lost in suicide-murder involving
members of Ugandan Christian cult Movement for the Restoration of the
Ten Commandments of God.
Christians, I really, really hope you're right in your claims and that
I'm just blinded to the Truth as you say.
How does reading this or the full list make you feel? Please share the
mental acrobatics you perform to cram this picture into your brain and
still believe that you're right.
Share your emotions.
Atleast ISLAM has contributed to our society (Arabic numerals, the basis of modern mathematics, spaceflight and all other glorious achievements).
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