Your question is loaded, a lie, and could have only been provided to you by Jews. The question raises questions about an agenda. The question is nonsense but a lesson in how properly subversive propaganda functions. From a propaganda perspective is very powerful, albeit very dishonest. First of all, your question is a lie and had no basis in reality. Which Jew told you to ask? There's is nothing wrong expanding and teaching others of God. It helped civilize much of the world, end a lot of misery, and fuel growth and global influence for Europeans (restoring what was in place before the flood). It in no way attributed to the pro-Jewish conclussion you've invented here. Secondly, Christianity wasn't the problem. The problem was and is Jews convincing everyone to bring non-Whites into White countries. Some to naturalize. Some for labor. Some for slaves. Christianity isn't a factor. And only a mind controlled by Jews will reach a different conclussion. The only way you can offer an alternative position is to claim Europeans should not have become global powers and should have never left Europe and should have never created America. Which continues to sound very pro-Jewish. Why are you choosing to push what can only be described as subversive pro-Jewish, anti-Christian, anti-European propaganda?