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Christianity’s global spread was marked by colonialism, forced conversions, destruction of Indigenous cultures and religious persecution. International Religious Freedom Day should celebrate the freedom to believe or not believe, not the spread of Christianity.

27/10/26, 4:52 pm34 reposts167 likes

Ian B. Bautista

@xicanodekcenmke.bsky.social

I can conclude that the SM manager at State is clearly irony deficient. That post is a REAL piece of work. I have a hunch that President (and former Secretary of State) Thomas Jefferson would take serious offense to this official State Department communication.

Shari Anne Brill Media 🫘

@shariannebrill.bsky.social

Same goes for the spread of Islam

HL Mencken's Ghost

@hlmenckensghost.bsky.social

Denis

@electricdonkey.me

Recall the Catholic bishops in the Oval Office praying for the Supreme Toddler.

Diane

@dyn13.bsky.social

I don't ever want to get so jaded that posts like this from our government don't shock me to my core.

kinosminion.bsky.social

@kinosminion.bsky.social

I didn't immediately notice this was posted by the State Dept. Appalling.

Gallagher

@mgallagher.bsky.social

That post isn’t even correct FFS.

Bad Atheist

@badatheist.bsky.social

Seth

@kingofthefraggles.bsky.social

Brought to you by the "we hurt you for your own good" crowd. Conservatism, regardless of faith, truly makes the worst of humanity.

fredgarvinstruss.bsky.social

@fredgarvinstruss.bsky.social

Whatever happened to separation of church and state? Fuck this noise.

Boulder Colorado Veteran

@oreored.bsky.social

The Christian’s believed that the indegenous didn’t have souls or rights, only Christian’s did. Most importantly the Christian’s believed only Christian’s had the right to own land. The worst beliefs in human history.

Boulder Colorado Veteran

@oreored.bsky.social

Wow what horrible spelling. Indigenous