Are Christian view points too offensive?

They can be offensive to some, but then so can everyone else's comments. If you censor one group then you have to censor them all. The media loves to find Christians attacking everyone so they can post it everywhere and say "Look at the crazy Christian" But they never report all the good things being done by Christians. I don't mean to support these people's behavior. I'm just saying let's be fair.

An example: A Christian says there is one true God. A Hindu says there many Gods. A Buddhist says there is no God. If we start censoring who will decide what should be censored and what should not? Who decides what is offensive and what is not?

I may not approve of what you say but I will defend your freedom to say it all the best urban

Anybody's viewpoints can be offensive. But some feel offended just if you disagree with what you say.

I've studied the Bible for most of my adult life. It tells it like it is, mankind does terrible things to one another and to leave it out of the story of mankind would be dishonest. As for God doing things we feel are inhumane, well, He isn't asking us to approve of Him. If He's big enough to create from nothing, who are we to question His laws? That's my take on it. As for the Christian/Jewish faith taken from that book, have you read some of the Vedic stories? The Qu'ran and Hadith? Lots of 'inhumane stuff' there too. So why pick on the Judeo/Christian faith; that says we've broken God's law and that He offeres redemption? Maybe we just collectively don't like to hear we're not perfect?

Yes they are and what is even more annoying is that the same people who are saying that we should only follow the truth and stop believing in fairy tales are telling us that the truth is not important in some cases. But this is how it should be and the christians should not complain about it.On the contrary sometimes this can be an indicator that you are on the right path.

"Are Christian view points too offensive?" Yes. Some of them most certainly are. A Christian may think that someone else's viewpoint is also offensive, and that's fine. But what exactly is a "Christian" viewpoint to begin with? If we're talking about the Bible, we're talking about a LOT of nasty, bigoted, monstrous, exceedingly cruel stuff. And even if someone wants to argue about the Jesus points of loving enemies and turning the other cheek, you still have that huge elephant in the room of Jesus not speaking out against what we consider today to be crimes against humanity, and also the fact that he didn't offer any real advice about how to actually make peace, and he seemed to suggest it was okay to have enemies as long as you loved them. Why have them? So, yes, some of their viewpoints are extremely offensive. I'm not sure if there's enough saving grace in there to say that they're not. Luckily, though, there aren't very many literalists running around and living in accordance with every little thing the book says. It's a picked-and-chosen religion, like all religions I suspect. We get some people straying far enough away from the cruelness that they've only absorbed the message of love. They're going to go to hell for that if the book is right, but that's on them.

"It leads to a place where the slightest thing considered offensive can be censored." We are so dangerously close to that with the laws trying to weasel their way through our government now. Imagine if you could go to jail right now because i found this post offensive (i didn't it's just an example) pretty sad huh.