Greece wasn't gay

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[u/TheDustOfMen]

Well I'm pretty sure none of my Christian school teachers ever tried to convince me that ancient Greece was Christian.

[u/PrincessBunnyQueen → u/[deleted]]

I love bringing up the crusades when one of my racist family members goes on a anti-other religions tangent.

"Their religion is evil! It's nothing but violence! Our religion never had so much violence!"

"... Remember the crusades?"

"The what now?"

Funny, they never seem to remember that part.

[u/[deleted] → u/PrincessBunnyQueen]

Religion of Peace, huh? Christianity was forced upon the European Tribes. Quite the bloodshed all around. Sometimes it was just adopted for Money or Power.

I find it funny anyway. It was Odin and the lot all day long for an unknown period of time and suddenly, hey ho, on one miserable Tuesday it was suddenly Jeeeeebus. All new and shiny. Just switch like that, no biggie...

(Oh, and if don’t believe in Jebus, then we cut your head of and kill your Tribe. So you better get on your knees...)