Ozmono, militant Pacifism is a term used to describe violent action toward a goal supposedly to prevent war or, the development or use of certain weapons of war. It was first coined in December 1941 when "militant pacifists" attacked several U.S. buildings to prevent the development of nuclear weapons.
A correct exegesis of scripture clearly shows that the church of Jesus Christ is not equitable with say the leftist Red December terrorist "militant pacifist" organization, for example. Jesus Christ never advocated "militant pacifism" and was not Himself a pacifist.
Pulling verses out of context and projecting leftist political ideologies onto them is disingenuous and does not change their correct meaning in context whatsoever.
But at least I see your honest enough to admit that you don't know the bible well nor take it literally. It's obvious that you mix whatever feels good or sounds good to you into what you're reading. But this has led you to make false assertions about what I said that aren't true as well as state false assertions of your own that aren't true.
Since I don't want to do that myself, I'll ask. Are you stating that sinful behavior is not already judged by God? Are you stating that anyone who takes action to protect themselves from the sinful behavior of another using whatever reasonable force is necessary to do so is condemning them?
The bible teaches us to hold people accountable for their words and behavior but not to pass final judgment on their soul as that's God's domain.
In fact, Jesus often judged the behavior of other people during His ministry on earth despite his exhortations regarding judging. In fact, in the end, He will judge all behavior of every person (Acts 10:42, Matthew 25, etc...).
I want you to read this article by pastor Skye Jethani as he explains the topic of judging and condemning quite well and given your ignorance with the topic; you need to read it before we can go any further:
What Did Jesus Mean by "Judge Not"? | PARSE
I read it and interpret it as I see it. I had some Catholic influence as a child which has also had an influence on how I see it. I don't just take what feels good and mix it with anything I choose. To be honest it's far easier and satisfying in the short term to seek vengeance, it's much harder to turn the other cheek. This is one of the reasons I don't consider myself a true Christian. I respect and love the idea but I don't have the faith required to trust that God will make everything all right in the end. With this in mind and as I have suggested, I am by no means an expert on scripture nor a strict practitioner of Christianity. This is because of doubts with my own faith, not just because I am currently incapable of living up to what I think is required of me.
On a personal level, I think these terrorist should be held accountable for their actions. The ones who commit the evil deeds, not the ones who believe their religion has been hijacked. So in other words I certainly am against the idea that all Muslims should be responsible for the actions of the few that committed the horrible deeds in France.
As for your question. "Are you stating that sinful behavior is not already judged by God? Are you stating that anyone who takes action to protect themselves from the sinful behavior of another using whatever reasonable force is necessary to do so is condemning them?" I believe God is all knowing. In that sense they are already judged as are we.
I don't believe God needs events to unfold before he knows the outcome. I also believe that God is just and merciful. As a just, merciful and all knowing being I imagine he would certainly be merciful towards those whom protect themselves from imminent danger. That said I believe he may (only may because I am a weak Christian) have given us better tools to fight evil, than the tools evil uses to fight good. I think this is evident in the new testament. I know I'm not capable of wielding those tools properly but I try when threads like this pop up and people (some) start suggesting Muslims should be eradicated as a whole. I don't believe self defense is condemning someone and that is not what I was speaking out against. I was speaking out against the idea that we should hold everyone who believes in one form of Islam or another responsible for the actions of a few evil murderers in France.
Does that answer your question?