That's fundamentalism

We talking about Christianity, not insane medieval bullshit

Deus Vult **is fundamentalism**.

Non-fundamentalist Christianity **CANNOT** fight Islam. Only fundamentalists can.

Of course they can

And fundamentalists are fundamentally anti-atheists as well. There can be no alliance.

The only thing you need to fight Islam is the ability to see the truth with your eyes

You cannot fight Islam if there's "freedom to religion".

You can only fight against Islam if you focus on "freedom from religion".

The fight against Islam is not a destruction of the idea or the religion itself

Because then you can point out the lack of freedom is Islam by them prohibiting apostacy.

It's a destruction of the fundamentalism

Same as has happened with Christianity

But you cannot destroy only fundamentalism of Islam. 1st Amendment doesn't allow it.

Sure you can

You need to treat all fundies equally.

Muslims are quitting all over the place

Most ex-Muslims are in Muslim countries

They're just afraid for their lives right noew

Like Chinese in China

It's the same thing, just different

North Koreans in North Korea

Do you think they actually all believe the lies of their government?

It's important that we defend all the things that make this change possible

What do you think is the reason why so many leftists don't attack Islam, but they do attack capitalism?

It's because capitalism reveals the true nature of Islam. Leftists reject capitalism, and thus they welcome everything that rejects capitalism.

Islam rejects capitalism.

Black or white, no gray. That's how people are.

But Satanism accepts capitalism.

Aight, good

It accepts gun rights, it accept right to self-defense, etc.

Those are things they have in common with Christians

Do you see now why atheists can ally with Christians?

Satanists can also ally with Christians.

Why not?

I don't know much if anything about satanism

Also, Sargon stating that Satanism is just anti-Christian is nonsense. Even though they don't worship Satan, they do value some of the characteristics attributed to him (or the Snake, depending on whether you consider them the same): freedom, knowledge, manipulation.

Christianity does not stand for freedom, knowledge or being subjected to manipulation by non-authority. Christianity stands for inverse: authority, rules and lack of access to reality.

God wanted humans to live in bliss of non-awareness.

Christianity does stand for freedom though

You can't sin if you're not free to choose