chick.com é seguro?

Starting with an ignorant statement like this, the rest can't be trusted. "The Lamsa Bible is supposedly a translation of the Aramaic Peshitta Bible, authored by occultist George Lamsa. He was a very sly man. He used as his base text the King James Bible, and changed passages to fit what he wanted them to say, then claimed he was only "translating the Aramaic." Lamsa's books explaining the Aramaic expressions poorly translated into Greek and Latin, then English, are invaluable to an understanding of what the expressions meant to Jesus and his audiences.

Obviously not a thing to read or believe in if you are a rational person, religious or otherwise. The site is safe to browse as far as security is concerned, but those who view this as gospel should know better. Jesus taught His flock not to take the mick out of each other, yet all this Chick guy and his minions do is quite the opposite.

This site is for the famous (or infamous?) Chick Gospel tracts. Having read through a few tracts myself, I can see why this site got the WOT rating it did. The depictions of non-Christian people are stereotypical caricatures (e.g. "ALL Catholics are strict and mean," "ALL rock musicians are demon-worshippers," etc.). Many scenarios in the cartoons are over-the-top (e.g., a girl hangs herself for losing at the game Dungeons & Dragons, a boy becomes a murderer when he finds out Santa Claus isn't real). It's also worth noting how much the website stresses the "sacredness" of the KJV Bible and the "demonic deception" in other Bible translations. Those flaws aside, many of the tracts explain the Gospel very accurately, and there are quite a few testimonies about being saved from having read one. If you decide to purchase and hand someone a Chick Gospel tract, it would be wise to flip through it yourself beforehand in case you need to make some "clarifications" about it. Also I'd suggest avoiding the tracts that make "mountains out of molehills-" those that make things like RPGs, certain music genres, etc. more "evil" than they can really be.

Well, it is what it is. If you disagree with this brand of Christianity, it will not be a fun time. Very negative opinions toward Muslims, Catholics, Mormons, etc. Jack Chick was a great artist though, and his comics and tracts are worth looking into if you're just a comic head if nothing else.

This is a religious website whose aim is to spread the teachings of it's own religion. It lays how how and why it's owners disagree with other religions, and why he believes that his beliefs are the only true ones. But I don't see any hate anywhere. Really, I don't. I looked, I read several of the tracts online, and while the author puts his own beliefs out as being the right ones (and we all do that; if we didn't think our beliefs were right, then we wouldn't believe them!), and even speaks specifically about other religions, he says nothing hateful or harmful about anyone (unless disagreeing is hateful). Anyone who disagrees with him is free to leave the website, and he doesn't spam them. In my opinion, it's the intolerance of this man's religion/beliefs that is hate-promoting.