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CaptainExplosion said:
drbunnig said:
Maybe it's to do with her recent brush with death.

Her what?! When was this?!

Lyme disease, I think.  A couple of years ago.



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Offtopic: it's common to see the left pushing the term "white christian" when they are bashing white people, especially white males lately. As if all christians in the world are only white males.



outlawauron said:
V-r0cK said:

A little backstory to all that question why she's singing about God:  I know a guy that when to church with her in her hometown before she became a singer and she would actively participate in the church choir.  So I guess maybe she found her root back to God with what's been going on in her life but her singing about God isn't new to her.

Yes, it's very common (especially in the Southern parts of the US) for professional singers to get their starts in churches.

She is Canadian. I love the song though perhaps her best song in many years. 



CaptainExplosion said:
CuCabeludo said:
Offtopic: it's common to see the left pushing the term "white christian" when they are bashing white people, especially white males lately. As if all christians in the world are only white males.

They're not, but most of the ones who cause atrocities like the witch trials and mistreatment of Indigenous people were white Christians, and Hitler may have been Catholic, further fueling the problem.

Hittler had no religion. What happened to the native americans centuires ago could have happened to Europeans during the arab expansion too, if there were no Crusades, Europe would be a big caliphate today. Bad luck american natives didn't have the resources to curb their annihilation as Europeans did to curb the arab domination.



CuCabeludo said:
CaptainExplosion said:

They're not, but most of the ones who cause atrocities like the witch trials and mistreatment of Indigenous people were white Christians, and Hitler may have been Catholic, further fueling the problem.

Hittler had no religion. What happened to the native americans centuires ago could have happened to Europeans during the arab expansion too, if there were no Crusades, Europe would have been a big caliphate today. Bad luck american natives didn't have the resources to curb their annihilation as Europeans did to curb the arab domination.

Pretty damn impossible to curb your annihilation when you get stricken by a deadly decease which you have no defense for. I am Christian but a lot of attrocities have been made by Christians throughout the ages. Ironically not what Jesus was about.



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SammyGiireal said:
CuCabeludo said:

Hittler had no religion. What happened to the native americans centuires ago could have happened to Europeans during the arab expansion too, if there were no Crusades, Europe would have been a big caliphate today. Bad luck american natives didn't have the resources to curb their annihilation as Europeans did to curb the arab domination.

Pretty damn impossible to curb your annihilation when you get stricken by a deadly decease which you have no defense for. I am Christian but a lot of attrocities have been made by Christians throughout the ages. Ironically not what Jesus was about.

unfortunately, its the human nature to use religion to dominate other cultures, even if it means distort the teachings of Jesus, just to acheive your evil objectives. I am Christian, and the catholic church is an abomination to the true christianity.



Great song. not overly religious.



 

 

i didnt even know she still performed. news to me



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CuCabeludo said:
CaptainExplosion said:

They're not, but most of the ones who cause atrocities like the witch trials and mistreatment of Indigenous people were white Christians, and Hitler may have been Catholic, further fueling the problem.

Hittler had no religion. What happened to the native americans centuires ago could have happened to Europeans during the arab expansion too, if there were no Crusades, Europe would be a big caliphate today. Bad luck american natives didn't have the resources to curb their annihilation as Europeans did to curb the arab domination.

Wow... Slap whoever taught you history in school.

The crusades were NOT about defending Europe from Islamic conquest; quite the opposite. Following the late Viking Age, many militaristic Knight orders and Kings in Europe were making the Roman Catholic church nervous with their aggressive/tyrannical rule - they began spreading the idea of chivalry as one measure, the second was to send them on a crusade to capture the Holy Land, which is part of the core of the Caliphate - it was an aggressive war, not a defensive war.

Later on, the crusades were expanded to powers by attacking and annihilating the various pagan cultures of North-Eastern Europe, invasion of the Byzantine Empire (which was Christian, but a different form than Roman Catholic), and attacking countries in Africa.

Prior to the crusades, the Arabic nations and Christian nations had relative peace with one another. The Caliphate was multi-cultural allowing Jews and Christians to practice their faith within the nation; most of the Caliphate was Christian during this period, in fact, crusaders massacred non-Roman-Catholic Christians when they conquered Jerusalem. The Caliphate of Cordova which existed in Iberia was always Christian majority through its entire history.

In actuality, if the Caliphate DID conquer all of Europe, the medieval era would have most been a happier, more prosperous, and healthier time period since Europe would have enjoyed the same freedoms, education, and trade enjoyed by Al Andalus. Al Andalus was undoubtedly a far better place to live than any of Roman Catholic Europe.



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The way this thread went from being about Avril Lavigne to being a history class.

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