You can't call yourself a christian if you support torture or the war. Agree or Disagree?

Those who are without sin should cast the first stone....

Disagree,

As a Christian I have views. Do I believe in War, NO. But I do believe that sometimes War is necissary. Do I want to participate..Heck no.
Do I believe in torturing for information. Not really. But if peoples lives are at stake then I could change my mind. I am still a Christian. I sin. I'll be the first to admit that..

i'll tell you what, op. gimme me some scripture(s) that supports your assessment..er, judgement, first. oh and be sure to look for all the scripture pertaining to necessity of war or battle, too; you'll likely find a few that were commanded by God himself.
once you post all of that, then i'll give my answer..if i still have to.

Christianity is a top notch promoter of violence. Read the bible. It's all there. If anything ALL christians should be pro war, and pro violence.

In the 3 years that I've been a member of cafemom, I've seen more posts than I can count from people claiming to be "god fearing, gun wielding Christians".  The thought of violence actually makes these people giddy with glee!

While I personally disagree with torture and war, I don't feel like I can define or limit someone else's spirituality. I understand that there are Christians who DO agree with those things, and while I think that Jesus was trying to teach us to be better than that, I don't think, and won't say, that it invalidates their whole faith or religious devotion....

I think everyone should be against those things regardless of what they believe ...or don't

While I do agree that Martin Luther King Jr's message of non-violence was in line with my personal understandings of Jesus' teachings, I'm not going to tell people what they can and cannot call themselves. I've defended people's right to call themselves Christians when they see Jesus as a teacher, interpret the Bible as allegory, etc., so I will still say that anyone who honestly believes they follow Jesus' teachings and calls themselves a Christian can do so. I may not agree that they are following his teachings, but I think they can call themselves Christians if they want. I do agree that Christianity has a violent history, and while some Christians don't seem to follow Jesus' teachings IMO and are sometimes hateful IMO, there are many other Christians are not that way and who prefer non-violence.

If feeling that way is a sin...Jesus dies for my sins right? I can sin by thinking such things and will be forgiven.

You can call yourself a Christian. I just don't happen to think you'd be a very good Christian.