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human
You need to admit that some of these actually happened. Intellectual dishonesty is a bad trait and it does no good. 

Obviously, the medieval period was nowhere near as bad as popular culture would say. Most of the fault for the collapse of the Roman Empire falls at the feet of the Germanic (pagan) tribes who caused the Empire's fall. Christian monks were the primary stewards of pre-Christian literature. Most of the philosophers were considered virtuous pagans and their works were highly regarded.

Hypatia was murdered by Christians.

The library of Alexandria was burned during Julius Caesar's (pre-Christian) campaigns in Egypt. He actually jumped out of a sinking ship and swam to shore one-handed with his imperial robe in the other.

Christmas is partially based on a Roman holiday of dubious religious connotation celebrating the winter solstice. Christians liked the concept of associating Christ with the renewed sun.

Constantine might have had something to do with the books that made the final cut. Several influential leaders have added or subtracted from the Bible in the past. There are a bunch of versions because of this.

I don't care about Gnosticism.

Some scientists have indeed been killed by the Church in the past. The Church has also had horrendously corrupt Popes and priests before. That is the nature of life on Earth, people are faulty. There have been plenty of Christian scientists and philosophers.

The legitimacy of each Crusade depends on each Crusade. They wanted to take Jerusalem and stop the pressure that the Muslim world put on Byzantium. Unfortunately, some of the Normans decided that protecting Byzantium wasn't as much fun as sacking it. Blame Venice for sending them on the errand.

You mention Al-Andalus twice, so I'll just address it once. If you think the Crusades were unjustified, so was Muslim conquest of Iberia. Additionally, they levied taxes on non-Muslims and generally made their lives hell.
gpt
>they levied taxes on non-Muslims and generally made their lives hell.
This is a good things. Christcucks should pay Jizya.
>Germanic (pagan) tribes 
Most of the germs that destroyed Rome were Arians (proto-JWs).
human
How does this undermine Jesus Christ at all? The mistakes of people not following his commandments don't exactly reflect on him. You can't just blindly charge forward acting as if nothing bad has ever been done by other Christians. It's one of the oldest active religions with one of the largest number subdivisions. Nothing men can do can degrade God.


actual retard alert