Catholic Church Fails to Behead A Single Person in 2014

nero_bolt
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For the most intolerant and extreme religion in the world, this is a rather embarrassing statistic.

 

It appears that the Catholic Church, widely recognized as the most uncompromising and dogmatic among the world’s major religions ended 2014 without beheading or executing a single person.

 

As everyone knows, the Catholic Church is a religion of strict doctrine, ruling every aspect of each individual Catholic’s life from the Vatican with an iron fist, while at the same time relentlessly imposing its beliefs on the rest of society.

 

Yet for some reason the Catholic Church has had an abysmal year at the chopping block, failing to kill a single one of its billion-plus members for failing to live in strict adherence to her teachings.  On top of that, the Vatican has put to death exactly zero people from other religions for refusing to convert to Catholicism.

 

Even some followers of Islam, universally known as a religion of peace and tolerance, have found time on the weekends to behead a few non-believers commit mass murder.

 

And yet the Catholic Church, far from resembling anything having to do with peace or tolerance, has taken incompetence to a whole new level when it comes to imposing its beliefs. Not a single BEHEADING happened in 2014 in the name of the Catholic Church

 

2015 is a new year let’s see what happens in the name of the Catholic Church

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No, not quite true.  It is criminals who just happen to be Muslims.  Nothing to to do with the 99.9% of other Muslims.  Trying to whip up hate against all people who have some affiliation to Islam is exactly what these criminals want; that is the best recruiting tool for them.

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