armenians being the first nation to accept christianity

[joint1]

A few day prior to the 90th anniversary of our ancestors being tortured,raped,killed burned and experiencing things that no other human should ever experience.
My story is that a G-7 hoping everyone knows what that means
I was talking about the subject and mentioned to that person that we were the first nation to accept christianity and he tells me NO! in my face.
I was so pissed off I said YES WE WERE! back in his/her face.
And the I replied back to him/her "I will bring that info in writing".
He says " Don't bother I won't believe you then as well".
So I want to share this story with everyone and tell you
that Evil is everywhere even back in 1915.
Don't let anyone ever hurt you.

BUT PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT A MEXIC G-7 TOLD ME THIS AND IT HURT ME VERY MUCH INSIDE

[AmericanTurk]

A few day prior to the 90th anniversary of our ancestors being tortured,raped,killed burned and experiencing things that no other human should ever experience.
My story is that a G-7 hoping everyone knows what that means
I was talking about the subject and mentioned to that person that we were the first nation to accept christianity and he tells me NO! in my face.
I was so pissed off I said YES WE WERE! back in his/her face.
And the I replied back to him/her "I will bring that info in writing".
He says " Don't bother I won't believe you then as well".
So I want to share this story with everyone and tell you
that Evil is everywhere even back in 1915.
Don't let anyone ever hurt you.

I didn't know about that. I made a search on google and there are so many that say they were the first nation to accept the Christianity that probably you should open a thread about that. For example some websites say British were the first nation to accept Christianity as their people accepted that about 10 years after Jesus was crucified. Some say Caucasus Albanians (actually this is the first time I heard that nation) some say ... well just go google and you will see.

And just because of my curiosity, do you have any idea how many of our (Turkish) ancestors have been tortured, raped, killed burned and experienced things that no other human should ever experience? I am asking this as one of those Turks who lost some part of their families in massacres organized by Armenian gangs at the above mentioned period of time.

[Siamanto]

I didn't know about that. I made a search on google and there are so many that say they were the first nation to accept the Christianity that probably you should open a thread about that. For example some websites say British were the first nation to accept Christianity as their people accepted that about 10 years after Jesus was crucified. Some say Caucasus Albanians (actually this is the first time I heard that nation) some say ... well just go google and you will see.

Congratulations Koylu! You have been voted clown of the month!
Now would you care to provide links to these - probably imaginary - sites? Thanks!

PS. In the name of Truth, you should notify the Vatican - who mistakenly considers Armenia as the first Nation to have adopted Christianity - about the fraudulent allegations of the Armenians. I'm sure that will promote you to the title of the clown of the year!

And just because of my curiosity, do you have any idea how many of our (Turkish) ancestors have been tortured, raped, killed burned and experienced things that no other human should ever experience? I am asking this as one of those Turks who lost some part of their families in massacres organized by Armenian gangs at the above mentioned period of time.

Yes! Some of us are familiar with the lies of the sly Central Asian *urkish Koylus!


PS. Thank you for entertaining us!

Note: I have chosen to auto censor the words "*urk" or "*urkish" because it is commonly perceived as unpleasant and offending, evokes unpleasant emotions and imagery and is pregnant with immoral and evil connotations!

[TomServo]

AmericanTurk has just proved that he is an idiot.

So, AmericanTurk, find me websites that stipulate that Kirk Kerkorian is not Armenian.

[Sip]

AmericanTurk has just proved that he is an idiot.

I just searched google and found this thread in which AmericanTurk has just proved that he is an idiot. So maybe we should open a thread to discuss what kind of an idiot he is. After all, it is information from the internet.

[TomServo]

Indeed.

[nunechka]

where was the first church in the world built? in armenia! DUHHH! and the pope visits all the time...

[AmericanTurk]

Ok, now I know this website also allows name calling and nasty talks as yall guys do here.

Well, with your little bitty brains you probably think you can provoke me and make me call you names in return, which of course will not happen. It's not something about being Turk or Armenian, the remnance of a primitive brain tissue left in your skulls of course is lost in struggle to throw up all the hatred that was seeded in it, which makes me pretty sad. At this point your nationality is not my first concern, as human beings you're in deep insolvency.

Now when it comes to which was the first Christian nation, I will give you a few links, and they are certainly some Christian sources:

http://www.worthynews.com/christian-persecution/features/forgotten-christians-iraq.html

http://www.assyrianchristians.com/

http://www.yuricareport.com/Iraq/ChristiansInIraq.html

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Urgent prayer is being requested for protection for this special Christian Community, the oldest Christian Nation in the world struggling for survival in a sea of turmoil in the land of their forefathers....

Early in the first century the Assyrian Church sent missionaries to China, Central Asia, India, Mongolia, Japan, Siberia, Ethiopia and the rest of the known world.
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http://aanf.org/midwest/feb2003/auanewswatch01.htm

Now, those people don't call themselves Armenians, eventhough yall may be their descendants.

Have fun, I'm too busy to waste my time around educating people for free.

Also, you should abandon your caveman technics by which you are trying to harass and offend people, they simply doesn't work.

[Anonymouse]

Ok, now I know this website also allows name calling and nasty talks as yall guys do here.

Well, with your little bitty brains you probably think you can provoke me and make me call you names in return, which of course will not happen. It's not something about being Turk or Armenian, the remnance of a primitive brain tissue left in your skulls of course is lost in struggle to throw up all the hatred that was seeded in it, which makes me pretty sad. At this point your nationality is not my first concern, as human beings you're in deep insolvency.

Now when it comes to which was the first Christian nation, I will give you a few links, and they are certainly some Christian sources:

http://www.worthynews.com/christian-persecution/features/forgotten-christians-iraq.html

http://www.assyrianchristians.com/

http://www.yuricareport.com/Iraq/ChristiansInIraq.html

..........
Urgent prayer is being requested for protection for this special Christian Community, the oldest Christian Nation in the world struggling for survival in a sea of turmoil in the land of their forefathers....

Early in the first century the Assyrian Church sent missionaries to China, Central Asia, India, Mongolia, Japan, Siberia, Ethiopia and the rest of the known world.
...................

http://aanf.org/midwest/feb2003/auanewswatch01.htm

Now, those people don't call themselves Armenians, eventhough yall may be their descendants.

Have fun, I'm too busy to waste my time around educating people for free.

Also, you should abandon your caveman technics by which you are trying to harass and offend people, they simply doesn't work.

You are missing the point. Armenians were not the first Christians, or the majority to be Christians. The Christians in the Roman Empire far exceeded those in Armenia. What the proposition was is that Armenia was the first to adopt Christianity as its state religion. Assyria had no state left by that time.

[winoman]

Its funny how some Turks fear and despise Armenians so much that they make special efforts to attempt to put down any possible acheivement or acknowledgement on the part of Armenians - though I supose we shouldn't be surprised - its all part of the "denial syndrom"