No it isn't. I'm not claiming the crucifix being worldwide makes Christianity true. I'm pointing out that the crucifix being the worldwide symbol of Christianity proves that Christianity has suffering at its very center -- and therefore does not ignore it.
You are a cretin.
The emotional pain suffered by those Holocaust fathers (and mothers) was undoubtedly greater.
Now you are merely posturing. You have literally no way even to describe you a human could quantify Divine pain; let alone compare it to human pain.
Incidentally, the Holocaust is very small potatoes. The Boxer Rebellion in China led to 20 million dead or so; The Holodomor killed anywhere from 5-10 million; Mao's purges, 50 million?...you have the Tutsis and the Hutus hacking each other up with farm tools and such, 500,000 dead in six months to a year, during Clinton's Presidency (a rate per year comparable to the Third Reich); and then there is the 1970 Bangladesh cyclone (or was it 1971) with 500,000 - 1 million dead from drowning in one storm.
Why are you emphasizing the Holocaust? Things are rough all over.
So sue me! Nowadays, it's shorthand for "bad thing." I sometimes use widely-known and easily accessible references to reach a "broader" audience - or maybe out of convenience. I've always included an "e.g." - to make it clear that it's only an example. I'm surprised that you would even find it worth mentioning!
You are a cretin.
Have I once directed a personal insult towards you in the entire course of this conversation?
Regards,