Christianity

I used to be a bit too critical of Christianity. Back in the laid-back '80s and '90s, that was kind of trendy, kind of cool.

I changed my mind after meeting a very good Christian and entrepreneur. He and his family cooked once a month for homeless people in the cold crypt (A place where homeless people can find a place to sleep for a few days. There are already good social care facilities in Austria, but some only for people with Austrian Passport or and fewer for people with EU passport. Often homeless people in the streets loose their documents and passport).

He made sure that a Christian community would gather at his church again and that an organist would come more often.

He was a man who had no problem if his wife, as a doctor, worked more and earned more when an economic crisis brought his company to low tide activity. 

He also reported on the Russian bear's forays into Georgia, Transnistria, Moldova, and Ukraine. This often draws criticism because many are afraid to publish detailed reports about the Russian bear's activities, fearing it would provoke Putin.

(Attention, the Grizzly symbol with falcon in Greenland, has nothing todo with Russia, it's simply an american canadian grizzly)

I reflected more on Christianity and realized that the crimes against Humanity, dignity, human rigths (soul, spirit and body) with brutality committed by the Church after year 1900 were very few.

I recently had a discussion with a priest from our high school group. because I wanted to know if one receives any relief from confession for practicing the invocation of Baphomet. 

He said it's a very grave sin and there's no relief. This priest, however, had previously believed that the Templar Order was allowed to do this if they were very diligent and brave in defending the holy cities in Israel against invaders and generally very valiantly protecting the Christian Westlands with defiance.

I said, that I also now doing a lot, to keep right of existence of state of Israel (which allows christians to visit open holy cities. Palaestinian also allow Christians to visit Bethlehem). 
We both get in fury and our school group was closed, after I made a move allone (with my waepons ban in Austria, only witth my eye ring on the fist) against a demonstration of Iranians, where few didn't recognize the right of existence of Israel. Most iranians demonstrated for the right of a palestinian state, but few against the right of Existence of Israel. The voices against Israel became silence, when the djinn appeared, but not that for a palaestinian state. I meaned: Demonstration against right of existence of Israel is Nazi and not allowed). Policemen, who were there to avoid escalation, grinned, when looking at the scene.

The only contra demonstrant against a Iranian demonstration at statue of last russian soldier, who leaved austria (now relabeled as monoment of red army) was an old ex-marine imposed with an austria wide fully weapons ban (I have no right to wear any waepon in Austrian, not even a swiss army knife judged by the police without court).

I wanted to ask the questions, if it's even not allowed to invoke Baphomet to defend holy cites, if al-axa Brigade, Hisbollah or revolutionary guards already occupying Israel , but ...

So I'm still atheist, unless a catholic or any other christian authority assures me that the invocation of baphomet is seen by the Catholic Church as a less serious sin with less severe punishments when used to defend western democracies, holy sites of Christianity, or aggressive bears invading Europe.
Maybe some christian truthfull authority might give me an easement. 

Few priests mean, that western christianity has nothing to do with western democracy (only PIS in Poland might see it rigth that and the unholy Tusk).