Can anyone produce examples of Christian-inspired terrorism. That is, killing in the name of the Christian God or Jesus Christ. Killing non- Christians, not just stoushes between denominations or sects. And don't bother with the usual pap about Crusaders, because their job was to protect protect pilgrims to the Holy Land, irrespective of what individuals might or might not have done. In other words, killing non-Christians because the Bible tells them to as the Koran tells its adherents to.

Foxy,
I notice that they denied they would teach children to commit
genocide. They claim to have been teaching about it in an historical context.
I would consider it would have to be taught carefully and to explain
why moslems commit genocide. The historical common context of those
times would be interesting.
The Rhrohingahs do not fit as they have been fighting the Buddhists
for many years. They have been driven out which is not genocide.

I think you are drawing false comparisons here.
We are talking of current genocidal actions as a campaign that has
been practised almost continually for 1400 years.
Where are all the Christians and Zoroastrians that used to live in
the Middle East and Persia. The same reason is given today by that
Indonesian father and mother as was given by Mohommad.

'because their job was to protect protect pilgrims to the Holy Land'
The fact that they added to their job description doesn't count because they were Christians invading other lands in the name of Christ which makes it OK and they've been doing it ever since. Given that the Christian religion is the bas tard child of the Jewish religion and the Jewish Bible has already designated a place for Christians which will not be to the dumb Christians liking when they find out their subservient role which, by contrast, will make the Palestinians rank beginners.

As I thought, no-one can come up with an example of Christian terrorism because there is non such thing. There is simply no comparison with Christianity and barbaric Islam. There's no comparison between Christians and Muslims. I am an adherent of the old adage: 'never ask a question you do not know the answer to'.