Church signs (part 2)

Well, where do I start on this one...? Apart from the fact that Christians obviously can't spell. Let's just dissect this sentence. As far as I read it, it means: The beauty of Christianity is that they take by force what is not theirs, and the way they do this is by excusing others' (ie non-Christians') mistakes. To paraphrase Colonel Kurtz: The arrogance, the arrogance!
Such tolerance, as well! You might not realize it, they say, but by virtue of the fact that you are not a Christian, you are making a mistake, or worse: causing an offense (to god, I presume). But don't worry, we forgiv you... Say what? I don't recall asking you for forgiveness. The price you have to pay for that forgivness (that you didn't ask for in the first place) is that we'll take whatever you possess that we want for ourselves. Including, but not limited to, your life, your land, your earthly possessions, and hey, why stop there, your immortal soul, even if you don't believe you have one (which crass display of heresy we will forgiv you in the bargain).
Well, hey, thanks, I feel so much better already. Anything else you want?
And as far as doling out forgiveness, I never thought that was Christianity's trump card anyway. Bill Hicks has a nice sketch about this: He came out of this club where he'd just done a gig, and these people came up to him. "Hey, buddy, we're Christians, and we don't like what you said." "Well, then forgive me."
Did they? Like hell they did.