Christianity (n.) is after disasters, reflective of a boundless narcissism and self-deceit of the saved, who disgracefully believe themselves spared by a loving God, while this same God drowned infants in their cribs.
Christianity (n.) is based on circular reasoning whereby one uses one's own moral intuitions as the primary means of authenticating the wisdom of the Bible (i.e. Jesus is the son of God, the golden rule is the height of wisdom) in order to decide that the Bible is the appropriate guarantor of moral intuitions.
Christianity (n.) is dangerous because the teachings of the Bible are so muddled that, in contrast to the utter non-violence of a religion like Jainism, even Christianity's greatest minds (augustine, aquinas, luther) have supported burning heretics alive and torturing and killing apostates, jews, and witches.
Christianity (n.) is not the source of our morality, rather it is we ourselves that, on the one hand, find value in the golden rule and on the other, overlook the God's teaching to stone your bride to death on her father's doorstep if you discover on your wedding night that she is not a virgin.
Christianity (n.) is a cruel belief system where children who die without having undergone baptism (or without having ever been exposed to Christianity) are thought to spend eternity in hell.
Christianity (n.) often holds up Martin Luther King Jr. as an exemplar despite the fact that his non-violence practices were in fact adopted from ghandi's jainism.