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What problems does Christianity have that other religions do not? For that matter, what problems don’t other religions have that Christianity does?
My religion doesn't threaten people with eternal damnation and claim its "love". It also doesn't proselytize. It also encourages thinking things out yourself and not just blindly following what you are told. I'm sure there are problems with my religion and others that Christianity doesn't have, but I can't think of any off the top of my head. I'm not knowledgeable about the majority of religions out there, just mine and to a lesser extent Christianity.
Christianity doesn’t claim the threat is love. And proselytizing isn’t inherently bad. I feel like you’ve misrepresented Christianity and also left out what religion you follow on purpose. My guess is that it’s a religion you’ve formed yourself rather than a mainstream one as most mainstream religions require sharing the faith.
I'm exagerrating because I'm not fond of Christianity. My point here isn't to make an argument against Christianity though, it's to say why its important to specify which religion you are talking about. I left out my religion because its not really relevant but if you must know, I'm a noahide. Its not massively popular but its been around longer than Christianity and I most certainly did not form it myself.
This sub isn’t anti-religion. It’s atheism. It’s likely the same critiques apply to you. It’s not important to specify which flavor of deism. It’s still deism.
It is important if you are focusing on things that aren't attributes of all forms of deism. If you are doing this, it shouldn't be treated like an attribute of deism itself. There is a difference and it is important.