As someone who has read the bible it's not very clear on a lot of things the three things it is clear on though are marriage and things related to it murder and war which I think it's views on war are extreme it says leave no one living not even animals and something related I have a ribbon that says support our troops on my fridge someone who I thought was my friend told me seriously mind you I was going somewhere for having that and this person has all kinds of christan that i lost my best friend in the war 

geeogree : I seem to remember radical christians bombing abortion clinics and also mosques. You're not completely wrong that most don't do the very extreme things but the minority do.

NameEntry : fair enough. I do believe they have bombed clinics, but I don't think they did it while anyone was there (don't get me wrong, I don't know the details but I can't imagine them doing it while people were there).

Not sure about the mosques though. I've personally not heard of a comfirmed report that Christians actually bombed a mosque but I could also see it being true if it was done at night when no one was around.

Still, that's only speculation.

the all seeing eye in angry birds, Rovio is a free masonic satanic cult pushing the new world order on us

It's not just Christianity my friend, those are just the ones you meet. 
There are extremist in many categories, and not just religious ones.
I have seen people who would legitimately fight you over Star Trek. STAR TREK!

While I don't understand the ones claiming this and that is Satanic, these types are generally harmless.
Yes, some people have taken it too far, but this is mental illness or personal hate, not modern Christianity.

Christianity is not to blame for these extreme examples, and while they may have been misquoting bible verses while committing crimes, they could have just as easy have been misquoting verses from something else.


"And lo, Spock did say to Captain Kirk in episode 22...."

It sounds like there is a misunderstanding here between the difference of living in accordance to the will of God (seeking first the Kingdom of God/heaven), and the religion called Christianity.

Christ Himself, stated that His whole purpose in everything He did was to say and do only what the Father instructed Him to do.
He never operated out of His own will, but instead obeyed His Father's will.

So if a person wants to be an actual disciple of Christ (and I don't mean the denomination that calls themselves by that title), and not just get some "lake of fire insurance (salvation)", then they too would have to make the Father's will their sole purpose for living (seeking first the Kingdom), because that is what Christ did.
A lot of people who claim to believe in Christ however, are members of a "pick and choose what sounds good" religious group that people call "Christian".
Such groups build their own versions of God in their mind based off of the principles they do agree with, while abandoning the ones that they don't agree with, to fit their own will, instead of seeking the will of God.

As for why an actual disciple of Christ would say something were satanic, or not satanic, likely has more to do with the fact of "is the said item being discussed used for the glory of God, or to fulfil the will of men/the agenda of Satan (a distraction from the will of God)?".
For the disciple of Christ, to be a friend of the world, or to desire the things of the world, is equivalent to hatred towards God, and not loving God, because to love God, as Christ once again stated, is to obey His will and not seek one's own.
In Christ's own words once again "To deny one's self, take up the cross, and follow Christ's example" and to "seek first the Kingdom of God/heaven", to the point of being willing to lay down one's "life" if need be, in love and obedience to God's will.

I Hope that helps to understand why they would say to you that something is, or isn't satanic, however, as for why they would even bother to do so, seeing as the world is not seeking to do the will of God anyways, but rather the disciple of Christ is supposed to be focused on obeying God's will, rather than debating what those who don't want to obey God are doing, is beyond me.
BUT, if they are saying it to a person who claims to be a follower of Christ, and yet lives contrary to that, it makes perfect sense why they would say something to THAT person, because they have once again been instructed in the bible to correct a fellow disciple, but leave God to holding the world accountable.

Have a great and peaceful day!

P.S. A disciple of Christ would not concern themselves with blowing themselves, or others up, especially in regards to whether or not someone was obeying God's will, but instead a disciple of Christ would focus on following Christ's example and instructions (who was operating ONLY in God's will, and not His own) as He said to His disciples, "A new commandment I give unto you, that you love one another, not as the world has loved, but as I have loved you. By this people will know that you are My disciples, if you love one another."
NOT if you go around hating everyone who doesn't love God, or telling them what to go do with themselves!
They should share the good news of God's love with the world, while also sharing the truth of all things to hold one another accountable who are in Christ, and doing both of these things in love.

Not all Christians are crazy. Sometimes we get overzealous about playing video games. The psychological effect in us is that we obsess over it because it is new and wonderful. I think it is the same with these overzealous Christians.

I do think it is slightly different, since the Christians are making claims about reality, and we're obsessing over fantasy. I think their obsession is actually less crazy than ours.

Txgangsta : as with most groups, the problem is the vocal minority: Westboro Baptist Church, the tele-evangelists, Black Lives Matter... And since humans tend to make associations (I admit not being immuned from it), then generalizations come along pretty quickly.

geeogree :
Amen, Catman!!!

There most certainly is a different between Christians and crazies (people who abuse, bomb, murder, etc.).  And people know it when they come in contact with true born again people!!

It is pretty sad that these people say these things, but they are allowed to have their opinions. I seriously doubt that they will go around bombing something as trivial as a Pokémon convention. The reason they bombed abortion clinics and mosques (I am not justifying it, they were horrible acts) is because they were serious issues for some radical Christians. I doubt that any adult would bomb something that is to be used for entertainment or a pastime. Although this is kind of a bad comparison, this is kind of like what is happening to Muslims. A select few go around bombing places and shooting people, and it places the whole religion in a bad light, even though the majority of the religion consists of good people, like any other religion. The same thing is happening to Christianity as a select few radicals are turning people off with their extreme views and beliefs.