First off, forgive major spelling and incorrect word errors, as I am attempting to type this up on my iPod Touch.

Okay, now here is the question that has been puzzling me (especially as a non-religious person): how do you feel that Christianity would be different had Judas Iscariot not kissed Jesus to point him out to the Romans?

Personally, I feel that a lot of religious wars caused by Christianity (the Crusades come to mind) would have been prevented had he not been martyred.

But the question remains: what do you think would be different?

I suspect that some similar religion would have come along. And eventually one with an incarnation myth. We may have had worse wars. Hard to say. Resources and population growth..the greed of those who can start wars without having to fight them. And also this: in times with worse nutrition and medicine, a death on the battlefield was a clean out, that payed well (in some cases) compared to the alternative. Just thoughts.

I'm thinking that it is very likely that no Juda ever kissed any Yeshua in the circumstances of which you are presenting. In that case, the general Christianity that became, is what would have happened anyway we look at it.

I'm thinking that it is very likely that no Juda ever kissed any Yeshua in the circumstances of which you are presenting. In that case, the general Christianity that became, is what would have happened anyway we look at it.

Now, if we were to ask what 'Christianity' might have come to look like in the event that Constatine had not (holding the general history to be correct) won that battle there, under that 'cross in the sky' (with diamonds....hee, hee, hee....sorry), we might have to do some hard thinking. It might have been stamped out by the yet to remain Roman empire after that.

First off, forgive major spelling and incorrect word errors, as I am attempting to type this up on my iPod Touch.

Okay, now here is the question that has been puzzling me (especially as a non-religious person): how do you feel that Christianity would be different had Judas Iscariot not kissed Jesus to point him out to the Romans?

Personally, I feel that a lot of religious wars caused by Christianity (the Crusades come to mind) would have been prevented had he not been martyred.

But the question remains: what do you think would be different?

- our world would most likely still be flat.
- our thinking and technology would be slower
- no WWII giving us jetengine
- no high pressure aluminum for jetplanes
- no computers
- poor medical knowledge

- the middle east would most likely be more advanced than us

First off, forgive major spelling and incorrect word errors, as I am attempting to type this up on my iPod Touch.

Okay, now here is the question that has been puzzling me (especially as a non-religious person): how do you feel that Christianity would be different had Judas Iscariot not kissed Jesus to point him out to the Romans?

Personally, I feel that a lot of religious wars caused by Christianity (the Crusades come to mind) would have been prevented had he not been martyred.

But the question remains: what do you think would be different?

I think christian values have been responsible for far more good than bad in the world. Was it not christian values for which we stood against Hitler?
I do not necessarily follow the christian faith ,but I think our present world could be much worse off without it.

Imagine sacrificing virgins or something similar, some form of religion would surely have arisen to fill the gap had christianity not occured.

? ..no Hitler gave us much more than anyone in WW2. I forgot to mention in my previous post, that Hitler gave us the car for all people, not only the ritch.
Christian values gave us nothing, in average Hitler had much more civil soldiers, who was much more noble on the battlefield.

Actually ,it was Henry Ford who gave us the car for all people.

The noble soldiers of germany were not hitler's soldiers, but career military men like Rommel, who Hitler forced to take his own life.

First off, forgive major spelling and incorrect word errors, as I am attempting to type this up on my iPod Touch.

Okay, now here is the question that has been puzzling me (especially as a non-religious person): how do you feel that Christianity would be different had Judas Iscariot not kissed Jesus to point him out to the Romans?

Personally, I feel that a lot of religious wars caused by Christianity (the Crusades come to mind) would have been prevented had he not been martyred.

But the question remains: what do you think would be different?

a stout atheist.

Then, of course, I believe that without the whole "HE DIED FOR YOUR SINS" thing, Christianity and Catholicism would be highly pacifistic.