Ok, I'm going to try to answer this as honestly and openly as I can. I don't agree with Christianity, I don't not like it. It has many good qualities, and there are aspects that I think are pretty decent, spiritually. However, I find some aspects of Christianity unlikable. There are things in the Bible that are not really fit for spirituality. But, this all depends on how literally you view the text, which brings me to my next point: Christians. I am fully aware that there are Christians who are not blind faith types, bigots, literalists, and fundamentists. I do realize that there are many Christians who understand that their faith is to be primarily one of compassion and acceptance and forgiveness. I understand that there are Christians who don't accept that all of the Bible is to be understood literally, and that anything in the Bible that disagrees with the findings of science are better understood in a metaphorical or allegorical sense. So, my problems with Christians and Christianity are simply those who use blind faith as an excuse to take every part of the Bible in a literal sense, and who are hate-filled, ignorant, bigoted, uncaring people. With that being said, it's hard for me to not generalize all Christians in this manner, as fundamentalists, for two reasons: 1. those are the kind I have to deal with personally on a daily basis, and 2. those are the one's who are the loudest, and who stop progress in the US. I would hope that the vast majority of Christians, who are not fundamentalists, who actually believe Jesus' teachings on love, compassion, kindness, understanding, acceptance, and forgiveness, would be more vocal against those who obviously do not understand Jesus' message at all. Fundamentalists are attempting to ruin this country, and they take it personally, by acting the same way towards individuals who do not agree with them, like me. So, I suppose my point is that, I know that not all Christians are fundamentalists, and that there are many, not just some, who disagree with the fundamentalists' stance. But it's hard for me to see those, when most of what I see and have to deal with are those fundamentalist types. So, I don't generalize, but sometimes I do get upset with Christianity as a whole, because of what I have to put up with. It's not right for me to do so, and I'm not making excuses. That's something that I have to work on. But, I do wish that those Christians who are not fundamentalists would speak up just a bit louder against such foolishness.