The Sins of Christianity

Would it surprise you to know that the Crusades were caused by Islamic terrorism? Most people are not aware of this fact, nor are they aware that America was at war with Islamic terrorists and pirates since its founding in the late 1700's. After decades of piracy against American ships, imprisonments and executions of its sailors President Thomas Jefferson finally had to send the Marines to the headquarters of the Islamic pirates. They were the terrorists of their day. And for hundreds of years Muslims had been invading Europe, killing at will and imposing Sharia law on the Europeans: in Spain, Greece, Italy and France as well as eastern European countries. Despite this history of Islamic aggression, slavery, unprovoked conquest, and murder; our schools and universities only cite the Crusades and blame Christians for these wars, when in fact; the Crusades were conducted as a reaction to put a stop to the aggressive invasions of the Muslims. Would it also surprise you to learn that it was Christians in The United States that forced the end of slavery in America. Read about it in this book. Also: did you know that the first Christians started UNEMPLOYMENT benefits for out of work fellow Christians and that they were the first to support women without husbands and orphaned children. You will be surprised to learn this and many other facts about Christianity that most Americans and Europeans don't know. Certainly the critics of Christianity are either ignorant of all of these things or choose to ignore them. So, what has Christianity really done for the world? What was its real role in history? In fact: Christianity is responsible for most of the good things in the modern world; including the United States of America. Has it been beneficial? Find out why this religion affects everybody in America: even if they're not Christian. This short book will not bog you down with tedious and boring facts. It will bring you right to the point and you will be able to see for yourself how Christianity has benefited the world we live in. And... you'll see just how much worse off we all would be without it.