Well to give as simple of an answer as I can muster. The first problem is that of the distinction between the history of Christianity and the narrative of Christianity or to say that which is claimed to have happened, vs what ACTUALLY happened. Which is largely ignored by Christians as a whole. For example one narrative within Christianity is that of the Israelis exodus out of Egypt, which has a very significant role to play in the narrative at large. Within the book of Exodus Moses wanders through the desert for quite some time before reaching Mount Sinai and forming a Covenant with God, receiving the 613 laws found in Deuteronomy and Leviticus(more to the point of this is that the first five books of the bible are called the Torah which means the Law) and then solidifying this covenant through mass circumcision. Later we see that Jesus claims to come to fulfill this covenant and even adds that not one law shall pass until all is fulfilled.

Now in the history of Christianity, the accounts of Exodus never took place, as has been confirmed by multiple archeology departments from multiple universities. so if the accounts of exodus never took place, then Jesus in fact had nothing to fulfill in the first place so any claims he made based on a covenant that was never formed renders those claims null in void snd therefore Christianity as a religion is wrong. There are many examples I could give but I'll end it there. I look forward to your response.

I think George Carlin said it better than I'll ever be able to:

I don't have a problem. I simply don't believe Christians when they tell me how awesome Jesus is and how sunny their life is with Jesus in their heart. Nothing more boring than Christian testimonies.

Algebe hit the nail right on the head when saying:

"What Christianity tells us, and what Christians have done throughout history, is to make sure that you persecute the right people."

It is the religion of finding a scapegoat to pay for your fear of what the man in the sky thinks of you.

I have Christian friends. When I converse with Christian acquaintences, we may talk about how we live our lives and I can always bet I'll eventually hear them say "Well I'm a Christian". Well. I'm. A. Christian. So contemptuous. How dare you Imply that you all are immune to being called out for your mistakes, have a monopoly on morals, and can sin as much as they want because you all can just be "saved" afterwards?

No dude. No. You guys can't do what you want and condemn everyone else because they don't buy this stuff or because their books feature different characters. No bible quotes needed, just the amount of progress humanity has NOT made because of religion (Christianity being the most widespread) is enough of a reason.

Christianity is simply one of the more notable belief systems amongst all belief systems that are wholly unnecessary to the worship of a claimed god figure. You might say that such belief systems are idol worship, which is not at all a stretch, considering the sheer weight of numbers defending them as if they were protecting the god itself. But, go figure, logic isn't involved.

The key question regarding belief systems I'd pose to their adherents is - Can you hold your god dear and worship it without channeling it through your chosen/conscripted belief system? If not, then you are idol worshiping and placing your belief system before your god.

Whatever, I really don't care how an adherent to a belief system explains/excuses himself or if he does at all. That's the part that keeps my atheism in good stead.

there is total confusion in the Christian churches, the self righteousness of the fundamentalist to the word of faith teachers to roman Catholicism to some religious getting involved and mixing religion with politics.what a dreadful time for religion.i am an agnostic I left Christianity where I experienced all of the above. I would not go back to Christianity any more, I enjoy the freedom of being some what in the middle of the hysteria.the prosperity gospel of mike Murdoch and others is very disturbing they take what I see biblical verses out of context, give and you will receive 60 100 fold running over, this is total nonsense on there part, by the way do you see how they live there mansions there cars there private jets.They have funneled there followers, it is one big business today.also I found out that religion does not make men virtuous as Bertrand Russell stated years ago, there are a whole lot of hypocrites in the church, The pastors are wolves in sheep clothing. this is just a few reasons I feel that Christianity is wrong.

So, UnKnown, we weren't meant to fully understand the bible. Now I have heard everything! I call bullshit on that! The bible is a propaganda book meant to cause obedience of the masses to work for the few. Kinda like how street gangs make a set of rules for the members to follow or else!