| The "free speech" argument is absurd. America itself, which created so-called free speech, seriously curtails religious speech in the civil sphere. That's probably why the missionaries go overseas to places that will allow them to prosthelytize, especially if they bring along food and medicine etc. |
| The world is a better place because of Christianity. |
Still happens, though. Tennessee woman says her child was taught ‘how to torture a Jew’ in public school Bible class https://www.jta.org/2022/02/07/united-states/tennessee-woman-says-her-child-was-taught-how-to-torture-a-jew-in-public-school-bible-class |
That’s your opinion. |
Is this for real? I'd say the opposite, but this is a thread about missionaries, so I won't. |
No. It’s not. It should be, but it is most definitely not. /Christian and minister |
Nobody expected the Spanish Inquisition |
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Missionaries are barbaric terrorists.
They are steeped in supremacist ideology seeking to destroy native cultures. |
but they mean well.
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That's what happens when you mix religion and politics. |
Thank you for showing why these things need to be done without the religious aspect. If you can't preach, they can't have what they need. |
And the Spanish religious monarchs were some of the worst. |
Isn’t it up to each country’s government whether to allow foreigners to visit, for how long, and for what purpose? |
| In my home country in Asia (not third world) I noticed these missionaries and their families always live in very expensive housing (as an analogy, it would be like a missionary family with 4-5 kids living in a SFH in NWDC). Also the churches they plant in each city seems to be in expensive addresses too. When I looked up their home church it was some no-name local ministry in the Midwest. I know they may get tax written off as a religious institution but where does all the funding usually come from? |
Exactly. No more religious "help" when it comes with a hook. Either you want to help people or not. Proselytizing vulnerable people is disgusting. |