In all fairness, you guys did just shoot up a Planned Parenthood several weeks ago, and have a history of blowing up abortion clinics, and assassinating doctors. Those are all terrorist acts. ISIS is a terrorist group. Surely you see the connection.
evidence please? I don't believe any church or other Christian organization claims to sanction the act of one individual who, so far as we know, doesn't even adhere to the faith...
I have noticed this hatred of the educated among Christians lately.
I haven't. I've just noticed an unwillingness to blindly accept that everything that scientists extrapolate about the past is accurate. A far cry from hatred.
We must stand up and utterly destroy the infede... Too much. That's too much.
So perhaps you would like to explain how repaying evil with good, loving those who hate you, and speaking the truth is "destroying the infidel"?
The biggest difference between Christianity and Islam...
A Christian who lives out the teachings of the Christian faith will not harm anybody, including their enemies. They will disagree with them. They will attempt to tell them about Jesus. But they will never kill non-converters. They won't beat up on or persecute non-believers. They will attempt to show love to all people, even those who hate and harm them. While they won't participate in anything contrary to the gospel, they will not attempt to make the laws of their faith into the laws of the land.
An Islamist who lives out the teachings of the Muslim faith will make it their aim to seize control of whatever country they live in. Once in control, they will make Islam a required religion, and kill the "infidels" or anybody who refuses to convert. They will enact muslim laws as the laws of the country. There will be no freedom for anybody to choose their own belief system. And, again, they will execute those who refuse to comply.
So, to sum it up, in Christianity, it's a good thing to live according to the teachings of the faith - of Jesus, the prophets, and the apostles. In Islam, it's a bad thing to live according to the teachings of the faith.
And, just for redundancy, "Christians" who shoot up their enemies, execute or declare a "holy war" against their enemies, or otherwise seek to kill or harm their enemies are living contrary to the teachings of their faith. Therefore, they cannot be called "Christians" in practice. Islamists who shoot up their enemies, execute or declare a "holy war" against their enemies, or otherwise seek to kill or harm their enemies are living according to the teachings of their faith. Therefore, they can be called true Islamists in practice.