Not sure what your point was here. Yes there are ten commandments. Then there's a ton of other rules.
Raptor Jezus has the Final Word, in the belief system named after him. He states that all previous scripture can be summed up in two commands: Love God with all your heart, soul and mind; and love your neighbor as yourself.
So, if you happened to be reading Psalms and it advocates bashing children's skulls against the rocks: be forewarned. It ain't Christian. Per Christ. Your neighbor may be defined as, "whoever you wish to do violence to."
You would have to actually study a bible to know this.
Well, there are three ways of looking at this sort of violence.
- This is a very nearly insignificant form of violence, done by crazy people, rather infrequently, with very specific targets who make a definite choice to remain its targets.
- This is religious violence, motivated by the belief that fetuses are "neighbors" about to be the victims of incredibly widespread, systematic murder, that happens all the time, every day, in most communities in the nation.
- This is a topic people bring up as a red herring.
Again, from that pesky book "The Bible," the epistles state that Christians should follow laws and respect their governments. I'm just not very worried that a US Congressman will be making any abortion clinics get all-blowed-up.
In contrast the Jihadist movement is centralized in the Mosque, a place where Muslim worship both here and abroad. Jihad is clearly a serious threat to our government, our people, and the freedoms afforded us by the COTUS.
In 1797 America made a treaty with Tripoli, declaring that "the government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion."
More info for you here
http://www.ffrf.org/nontracts/xian.php
Well, of course the nation was founded by Christian evangelicals; that's why you hate it so much. But they certainly weren't lying to Tripoli in 1797. The government of the United States is, in no sense, a theocracy. However, many of the founders of the republic invited God's blessing, God's help, and God's providence in most if not all things. Its not a separation of church and state, its that there is to be no state sponsored religion. As the old saying goes...
"In God We Trust" -- how difficult is that for you to figure out?
Read the history in the books and chronicles of the times, not from leftist website where everything is perverted and bastardized.
I know you have some obsessive trolling need, but it's getting a little ridiculous.
I don't think they're still in the street. I would imagine they might have been buried in a cemetery if I had to guess.
If you have to "imagine" and "guess" about these magical mythical deaths it leads me to believe that they do not exist. And therefore, that your Everyday Murderous Psychopathic Christian here in the United States is as folklorical as the Common Chupacabra.
So again you have ran all over the board in a vain attempt to find an unrelated point that you think you can support and claim as valid. And of course you fucked it all up.
10:36 And a man's foes shall be they of his own household.
And this from Luke^; It is people like you to whom he was referring, (stop the personal attacks Gonz). It is true that He is the reason you and I don't get along. But it says in the Bible, not to wrestle your neighbor.
you could likely find the specs online if you like looking. "Controlled" fission happens in nature, naturally - without even man intervening. All you need is an Uranium deposit, some shale and water. The water is to slow down the expelled neutron when one uranium atom degrades and splits. The neutron strikes another uranium atom and the process continues.. releasing energy/heat at every step...this goes on until all the water is boiled away and the process stops...hence 'controlled'. 
