No, you can’t compare the two. Nationality and religion are very different. Also, I am not talking about identity, but about the message. The message is not Christian, in spite of what is claimed.

No, it doesn’t. All I said was that Christians should be able to challenge false Christian messages.

Of course it matters. That’s like saying that truth doesn’t matter, because some people lie. When some twist the real message, it is important to call them out on it and to make clear to others that the lie is not the truth.

What a wonderfully balanced article. It seems to put into words some of what I have been feeling/sensing.

Of course, Christianity has done very ugly things, but that doesn’t make that ‘real Christianity’. The real Christian message is about loving one’s neighbour. Sadly, Christianity struggles to live up to that, but the real message is still real.