Of what though?

A pattern of overrepresantation that is very easy to find.

Forced conversions violated canon law.

Pedophilia violates canon law aswell. Unfortunately it doesn't stop priests from molesting kids or the Church and even Christian communities from protecting those priests. Collecting taxes to live in mindboggling luxury is also not something that Jesus taught if I recall correctly.

So they were vanishingly rare, and that is why Charlemagne's treatment of the Saxons is one of the very few instances you can cite.

So you are saying Pagans and non-Catholic Christians were actually tolerated under Christian rule and weren't persecuted for heresy?

Ireland is hardly the representative case, and it's as political as it is religious - because the religious issue is confounded with union with the UK vs. Ireland.

Christianity is political. That's inherent to the three monotheistic abrahamic religions. The only reason Christianity isn't acting more like Islam is because Christianity/the Church was neutered by the resistance of the European peoples. It's because Europeans are inherently different than Arabs.

The Church was for most its existence a political instution first and a spiritual one second. It has been and still is politically very active.

There were many churchmen who were agitating for reforms within the church. What made Luther Luther is that he was a schismatic. The competition forced the Catholic Church to clean up its act more quickly than it otherwise would have been.

What made Luther different is that he acted in a way that couldn't be ignored. The Church didn't want to clean it up its act which is why they choose violence first before they realized they had no other choice than to adapt lest they inevitably loose their priviliged status. They weren't misguided. They knew exactly what they were doing.

Fake refugees, OK. But globohomo?

Yes. Even Catholics are marrying homosexuals now. Christian institutions are pushing actively for globohomo bullshit. Some more than others.

But you can be a Christian while misguidedly advocating for so claled refugees, of course.

Is it misguided though or just actively practicing on Christian values?