Prove that a relationship with Jesus, causes, wars.

A relationship with Jesus in and of itself does not cause wars, however imaginary such a thing may be. The teachings of Jesus as documented in the Bible support a very peaceful lifestyle. The problem is all the baggage that comes with it, when your "relationship" comes in the form of organized religion with established human hierarchies that inject their own interpretation of Christianity into your brain. Not to mention all the contradictory messages in the Bible itself. If you followed only Jesus's own teachings, and not the church or the entirety of the Bible, then indeed you would have to be a peaceful individual.

i am a Christian, and I am antiwar.

As a child I went to church occasionally. A pastor once told me that the definition of a Christian is "Disciple of the Christ.". If that is true, then Christians are anti-war by definition as my above paragraph would indicate. But if you really look at those who label themselves Christians, they are for the most part not anti-war. This is because they do not follow Jesus's philosophy, instead they follow the "religion" of Christianity. They are not disciples of Jesus, they are disciples of the often mixed up and contradictory interpretations of the Bible that constitute the various religious institutions that peddle their version of things. The Bible itself has been revised, mistranslated, and doctored innumerable times. The only thing you can trust is the PHILOSOPHY you see characterized by the text, and whether it is logical and moral or not. If you agree with the philosophy of Jesus then you by necessity disagree with the majority of the Bible and with any institution of established religion, if you are a "disciple of Christ" then you do NOT believe in the religion of Christianity, but rather the philosophy of Christ. The character of Jesus Christ is an archetype representing a certain philosophy/mindset rather than a literal being. I can prove to you that Jesus is a character that has evolved over time, adapted and molded from various ancient mythologies.

how many Christians, fly planes, into buildings, dear hypocrite? you literally never, attack Muslims.

Muslim and Christian regimes have always been better or worse relative to each other based on the individual regimes themselves. In other words there have been Christian regimes that are better than Muslim ones and Muslim regimes that have been better than Christian ones. The overall religions themselves are very similar. What differs is how they are interpreted and which parts of the philosophy underlying the mythology of the religion are emphasized in a given culture.

I have very little contact with, or about Muslims. If THEY were "attacking" ME about my disbelief in Islam, like Christians attack ME for my disbelief in Christianity, I would also counter-attack THEM! I do not like Islam any more than I like Christianity. In like manner, I don't find many Jews saying I MUST believe as they do, or go to hell!

Every day I see Christian posts trying to "impose their will" on others, Once in a great while, a Muslim, even less a Jew. I would love to stop even THINKING about Christianity, but, many of them just wont STFU! I remember a couple of times when a Muslim talked up Islam as a "peaceful religion" but I don't ever remember being called a hypocrite or being told to "go to hell" by one of them. If they DO become as irritating as some of the debating Christians, I will just as vehemently counter their religious beliefs. I don't LIKE ANY Abrahamic religion, but as far as I'm concerned anyone has a right to believe as they wish. (Just like ME. :-) Here, a question was asked, I gave my answer …. I guess some of you didn't like it. So solly, I didn't like some of your remarks either. See you in hell ;-)