Christianity-the most exaggerative religion?

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Well think about it, for a thousand years Christianity prevented any study of the real world until the church decided to allow people do that. (Yes, they pretty much killed, exiled, jailed anyone doing any study going against Christianity or against the Bible) From about the beginning of Christianity, until the mid 1st millennium (supposed death of Christ until 1400s) no major advancement in knowledge of the real world has happened because of Christianity. But not only that, but when the Europeans first set foot onto the land, they FORCED the Natives to be converted to a form of Christianity, namely Fundamentalist or Protestant. Even the slaves taken from Africa were immediately converted, and just about others that came in aswell. They even attempt to "save" everyone from eternal hell because they think that following God will save humanity, even though that means that God will send 70+% of the entire human population to Hell according to the Christians. And the exaggeration doesn't stop there, they even try to prove their religion the most real of all religions, like for example, the Creationist movement. They are attempting to prove that there had to have been an intelligence (God) involved to make us as humanity. If you go out in the world, you don't see people trying to prove Buddhism, Hinduism, Islamic, etc as like Christianity is trying to do. What do you all think about this? Is Christianity the most exaggerative religion of all?