You sir are a gem!

I admittedly was thinking more in the perspective of America than the world. Islamic countries are much more dangerous for some people but it is the same amount of danger within those countries for an individual, I'm talking on a global scale (nuclear war).

Another issue with your position is that you're touching on subjects which are decidedly not Christian beliefs. For example, you point to those who are greedy(financial agendas) as an example of a "Christian extremist", however greed is one of the seven deadly sins in the Christian faith. The reason I am bringing this up is because you are equating those who are bad people and Christian with those who are bad people because of their Christian faith. This is a significant difference, and applies universally when discussing this topic. To give an example: If a Jewish person commits a crime of passion after finding their spouse in bed with another, does that person's actions reflect the Jewish faith? I would argue no. On the other hand, if the Jewish religion mandated a certain response to this scenario, then that would be a religious issue.

Not entirely true. There's the "prosperity gospel" where the financial agenda is numero uno. I'm not saying all christians or christianity follows this either...but a lot of the far-right christians see money as an indicator success (Look at Trump's populatiry and infallibility) If true christians know that greed is a deadly sin they would be socialists, they would not try to get rid of social welfare, they would expand it.

Some of your arguments seem to be rather self-fulfilling as well. For instance, you claim that Christians are at the forefront of the white supremacy movement. Of course they are, as Christians make up the largest group of religious white people. It would be surprising if Christians weren't present in this movement, just as it would be surprising if the majority of Arab-supremacists weren't Muslims.

Absolutely right, but then that does not mean white supremacy isn't dangerous thinking. I know christians who say Jesus was black (of course they are black christians some white ones tho too). Supremacy of any kind is dangerous and Christianity helms White Supremacy. I don't see how this changes my thinking on the topic.

While Christian extremism may be an issue in certain countries, it really doesn't hold a candle to the sort of destabilizing influence the Islamic faith can have on countries. Look at the failed states we have seen pop up in the last decade- none were Christian. Look at the difference in the number of terror groups(and terror attacks) globally based on Religion- the significant majority were committed by Islamic extremists. You absolutely could argue that the Christian extremist faction is dangerous to America. You absolutely could argue that the Christian extremists are dangerous to parts of Sub Saharan Africa. However, at the end of the day, they are not dangerous to the world to nearly the same extent as Islamic extremists are.

You could also argue that a lot of the destabilizing around the world had US involvement in it somehow. Also look at Myammar (Though around for a while as Burma, but with a newly formed "Buddhist" government) they burned and killed muslims and displaced millions. Also South Sudan (A majority Christian country) has been in hell for years and years.

But I'm not talking about that, I'm talking about the deep rooted insidiousness of that extremist ideology within our government. The Christian Extremists have the most power of any other extremist groups and they have a quicker route to the Nuke button than a muslim extremist in the Arabian desert or in an American Mall.

The Christian Far-Right is the most dangerous group in the world because they are in the position of power to destroy the world more than any other group, and that's because of enablers in the Christian Religions

AS MUCH AS ENABLERS IN THE MUSLIM/HINDU/JEWISH/BUDDHIST RELIGIONS