There is, indeed, extremism in Christianity. Just remember the crusades and the inquisition. Ans what's worse than extermism, is that the Christian religion doesn't answer a single serious question. For instance, it doesn't tell you what happens to you after you die. And it promotes a lot of negative feelings, because lots of things that people enjoy, lots of things that are necessary for survival, are considered to be sinful by the Christian religion. There is another thing about Christianity that I will never understand, though maybe it is just the characteristic of Russian orthodox christianity. It is the thing about being the god's servant. As a pagan I cannot understand how people can gleefully agree to being servants, to being slaves. I am my Gods' daughter. They don't punish me for my sins, I am always good for them, no matter what I do. And my relationship with my Gods is not based upon fear, or slavery, or blind love - it is based upon respect.
And I don't understand the thing about Jesus dying for my sins - I wasn't even born at that time, I just didn't have an opportunity to sin. And when a child is just born into this world, it hasn't done anything yet, how can it be considered to be sinful? Christians say that everyone is born sinful, because Adam and Eve ate that apple - well, the Bible says that Adam and Eve were Jews. I am not a Jew. I am pure Russian, without a single drop of Jewish blood. With all due respect to the Jewish nation, why am I sinful just because the first Jewish woman did something wrong?