You need to learn about evangelical Christians in the US who are possibly even more hardcore Zionists than are many Jews.
I am well aware of Evangelical Christians. Their activities in India are not very savory to say the least.
Many Christians believe that Jesus will return to Earth once Jews regroup in Israel, so supporting Israel is a religious duty for them. The evangelicals and the Christian Right are powerful forces in the American political system.
I replied to your claim about 'wars between countries' not being related to religious compulsion. I provided examples to the contrary.
And so far you have given the example of one country out of the collective 'West' who has fought wars for religion. The rest do so for numerous other reasons - Oil, military presence, influence in the region, other assorted wealth, military economy and many others.
What you are doing is taking a fringe group and extrapolating their views on the actions of US.
My point is that all this talk about Christians, Jews and others being "reformed" is a lot of bull faeces. Militant wings in these religious are just as murderous as anyone else. They just use established militaries to carry out their agendas.
Let me ask simple questions about what reforms here mean:
1. Can I as a Hindu live in US without being legally discriminated against ?
Yes
2. Does the US Government try to discourage the spread of Hinduism in its territory using any legal means?
No.
3. Do I have equal legal rights as any other US citizen of Christian faith ?
Yes.
4. Would the US allow its Christian citizens freedom of Choice regarding choosing their religion and religious practices?
Yes. That means they allow a Christian to convert to my religion and they allow someone from my religion to convert to anything they want.
These same rights are not granted in
an overwhelming majority of the Islamic Republics of the World (there maybe one or two exceptions).
These are called reforms. Within the territory of US, the USG provides equality of rights to
ITS CITIZENS (note the keyword here - its own Citizens). Does this happen in Islamic republics? And if not, then what exactly is the justification that these Islamic republics give for not giving equality to all people? They cite - you guessed it - Islam!
Should I take the word of bleeding heart liberals on the internet on what Islam is ? Or should I take the
actions of an overwhelming number of Muslim nations who all cite the
words of highly accomplished and well read Ulemas to justify their laws.
Then the question comes again - Who are some Muslims trying to fool by saying 'there is no compulsion in religion' ? Its certainly
not the non-Muslims.
The words of
@Jaanbaz and others should (maybe) directed at other Muslims instead of non-Muslims. Practice what you preach.