you->Amazing.
Obviously you still fail to understand. Let me try again.
One of the characteristics, if not the defining characteristic of a tyrant is that he places himself above all others, including the people he rules.
One of the characteristics of a Christian is that he serves all others, including the people he may rule.
Christianity and tyranny are mutually exclusive concepts. If someone is a behaving as a tyrant then you can bet that they are not a Christian as they are violating Gods word by being a tyrant.
Try to understand what Christianity really is before you attack it next time
GSA(P)
Incorrect. The defining characteristic of a tyrant is disrespect for the rights of others.
One of the characteristics of a Christian is that he serves all others, including the people he may rule.
If someone is "ruling" others, then he's not "serving" them. And furthermore, it is absolutely impossible for a human being to place all others before himself (without dying of course)
Christianity and tyranny are mutually exclusive concepts.
I would think that history would tend to disagree with your observation..... strongly.
If someone is a behaving as a tyrant then you can bet that they are not a Christian as they are violating Gods word by being a tyrant.
Can you give me a few examples of "benevolent" (non-tyranical) Christian "rulers"?
Try to understand what Christianity really is before you attack it next time
I haven't attacked it at all. I'm simply having a frank and honest conversation (which I guess tends to bring out the worst in some).