Huh, I didn't know that. In Catholicism at least we're taught the opposite, with Peter denying being a follower of Jesus out of fear of crucifixion being an example of a moment of mortal weakness. I think that this particular instance of islamophobia might be a result of that difference?
I think it's just a redressing of the Protocols, which says similar things [to the islamophobic distortion] about Jews being entitled to deceive goys, etc.
7th century Christian: "noo you have to be truthful to your mortal enemy when he wants to kill you for your faith you have to get eaten by lions for no reason"
Huh, I didn't know that. In Catholicism at least we're taught the opposite, with Peter denying being a follower of Jesus out of fear of crucifixion being an example of a moment of mortal weakness. I think that this particular instance of islamophobia might be a result of that difference?
I think it's just a redressing of the Protocols, which says similar things [to the islamophobic distortion] about Jews being entitled to deceive goys, etc.