What Major Intellectual Issue Most Keeps You From Accepting The Christian Narrative?

[Chad32]

The first thing that comes to mind is it's based on an innocent person being brutally murdered for the crimes of the guilty. That's pretty much the opposite of just and fair. Of course also hell is often depicted as a place you'd never want to go, even if you were the type of person who isn't afraid to pay for your own crimes yourself.

You're convicted of crimes you're incapable of avoiding, sentenced to a place of punishment you're incapable of bearing, and the only way out is scapegoating someone else. That's christianity in a nutshell.

*emphasis mine*

A concept you embrace on a day to day basis, except in this instance it's all of the sudden an evil thing?

And how do I do that? Unless you're using a vague definition of scapegoating.