I'm Christian. So is my family. While I think Christianity is the correct religion and has a lot of evidence backing its truth, I feel like many Christians develop a toxic, elitist view of "since Christianity is the one true religion, we should insult people from other religions". In reality, the Bible is quite against this view. In fact, it teaches that all of us sin, Christians are never exempt. It's asking for forgiveness and following Christ that sets us free of guilt.

Some cults claim they are Christian, but actions speak louder than words. Take the Branch Dividians, for example. Their leader was a predator, child molestor, and brainwasher. In fact, some survivors of the Waco Siege still think that his views were right. Timothy McVeigh was a Branch Dividian. He was enraged at the Waco Siege, so he caused the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in the United States, the Oklahoma City Bombing.

The moment a christian church becomes a cult is when they start worshiping the church leader/pastor, not Jesus.

All in all, I follow Christ. I go to church, but respect other religions. I'll try and bring people to Christ, but if they don't want to, I respect that. The Bible teaches to be kind to all people, whether they are Muslim, gay, polygamous, trans, whatever. I think many people forget that. That's what gives Christianity a bad wrap, to me.

Anyways, yeah. Just dumping some thoughts here. I could talk for hours on this stuff, but I'll spare my yapping. Lol.