Thoughts about the Antichrist.

Right, that's exactly what it's for. Catch, regarding the joke about the fat Antichrist between Gaidar and Zhirinovsky, you really cracked me up—who writes such nonsense. Moreover, in your argument with Siverfale, Catch, you proved to be quite stubborn—for you, evil is probably good, and good is evil, judging by the way you speak. Also, the example of the 85-year-old woman—she would have died soon anyway; it's a completely stupid, meaningless example, and you disgraced yourself with it. Now, if you had said that a 30-year-old guy went insane because of faith and ended up in a psychiatric ward—that example would have been more believable, though throughout history such a thing hasn't happened (even if you had said it, I wouldn't have believed it—complete rubbish). On the other hand, cases of pagan youths who married idols, loving them, are far more abnormal than the priests whom you consider abnormal for observing fasts and such. So keep in mind: Christianity is not evil, that's for sure. You don't even know what absolute evil women can be (my apologies to the ladies), and judging by your conclusions, you've read very few books regarding faith in God. You confuse Christianity; you claim that it is evil itself, but in reality, it is not. You should remember that the Pope is God's representative on earth; it has always been so since the common era. Christianity carries out God's will on earth; you know little about witches and their vile deeds, or perhaps you don't even believe in them.
Think before you argue!!!

P.S. Apparently, a clan of heretics is about to be formed on our forum.
Executor, there's no need to constantly bring up the topic of turning the other cheek; after all, even saints, when the limit of what is permissible to endure is reached, also take up the sword (figuratively) and defend themselves, upholding the interests of good. Remember in the Bible, before the Great Flood, God endured for over 100 years the thought of destroying people for their sins. When the limit of what was allowed was reached, they received their deserved punishment.

A 30-year-old, you say? And you think people haven't gone mad from this? Oh yes, they have, and not just at thirty—at any age! Do you really think that faith just appeared on its own, that everyone accepted it so simply, and then all sorts of contradictory scoundrels appeared? Or maybe we should remember how Christianity appeared in Rus'? Prince Vladimir, under threat of death, drove the citizens into the river and told them: "Now you believe in Jesus Christ, not in Perun and Co." Do you think many wanted to? They were forced...
And how much blood has been shed because of religion? Let's remember the Crusades. People were killed simply because their God was Allah. Is that normal? Only Christianity deserves the right to life? Are those who believe in other deities any worse? Only Christians are so special and only they are right? Or is it not so, and every faith should be respected?
Women can be evil... but men can't be? Should I remind you of Doctor Mengele?! That animal killed so many defenseless people that I've never seen such a thing in my life! Tell me about even one such woman! That is my attitude toward those who talk about "Women being the spawn of the devil."
Christianity carries out the will of God? Are you absolutely sure that is His will? Absolutely?
Witches :D Now this is where you'd better keep quiet) The Inquisition)) Christians, after all... And women were killed just for finding some healing herbs that others didn't know about before. And those healers only wanted to help. For that, they were burned at the stake—a torturous death... I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Of course, there were malicious women who truly thought they were connected to the Devil and did his will, and therefore had to do all sorts of atrocities, but killing everyone indiscriminately is like dropping hydrogen bombs on Chechnya—we'll kill all the militants at once, and to hell with the civilians. Not bad, right?
I didn't even touch upon the topic of turning the other cheek just now.
And can you speak more politely in an argument? Or is it normal for you in a conversation on religious themes, or where your interlocutor's opinion doesn't match yours? Actually, it is customary to speak politely on this forum.
P.S. Let me guess now—there'll be a "-1 BD" and "burn in hell, cursed atheist!"