Yep, I'm a good person
G'd loves the jews :-P

*sigh* I rather have another nazi thread than a preaching "us xtians are right and you all are doomed if you do not bow down to JC" thread

It's common knowledge that nowaday christians celebrate holidays that were not commanded by G'd, but made up and merged with pagan holidays by a.o. Emperor Constantine, to get as many followers as he could.

"As a substitute for the celebration of Saturnalia and the festival of the unconquered sun, Emperor Constantine, as the head of the Church of Rome, designated a 'Feast of the Nativity' to be observed on December the 25th. And he also changed the weekly worship day from the Sabbath day to Sunday. The 'Feast of the Nativity' was only one of several transformations of pagan festivals to supposedly Christian festivals. Throughout history Romans have used the policy of merging pagan festivals with simular Roman festivals and giving them a supposedly 'Christian' significance."

So...you celebrate christmas, you celebrate easter, is your day of rest on a SUNday?
Are you a true follower of G'd then?

To quote from your own christian books: Ephesians 5:11 "And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather reprove them."
Most christians know the history of their religion, including the shifting of holidays at the time of the reign of Constantine...from paganism, ...and rather than reprove them, they approve them.
For example, G'd did not command you to celebrate the birth of Jesus.
(speaking of christian belief ofcourse, since I myself do not accept Jesus as a Messias)
G'd commanded you to "Learn not the way of the heathen." and to "touch not the unclean thing."
When you try to worship G'd using the same traditions plus routines that the heathen and pagans used to worship theirs then really you are teaching 'pagan' traditions as if they were commands of G'd and those traditions neutralise the word of G'd!

I think you should take a long hard look at that hell of yours yourself before you start preaching to others...
Ofcourse, to each their own belief, nothing wrong with that...but the moral preaching a lot of christians do just gives me the chills.