The main points of Christianity?

[Huggy Bear]

Hello all segments of humanity,

These are the main points of Christianity in which I have put together concerning my proposed manuscript(book):

1. Jesus commands all believers (Body of Christ), NOT to raise armies for self-defense! No standing military! (Hypocritical to even be in the military in the first place). Atleast, Islam commands Muslims to fight(Qital=Actual Arabic word for physical fighting),(Don't worry, I will also critique Islam in another post).

2. Jesus commands all believer to struggle economically to the point of death! (The rewards of the hereafter is much better than this present life! by the way, this was hinted in the Book of Acts).

3. Jesus commands believers to not build a temple in Jerusalem nor support its rebuilding because he says in the Book of Revelation(Also hinted in the Book of John) that HE is THE TEMPLE! (What is the point of Zionism??? The previous eludes to the conclusion that Zionism is counter to the true teachings of Jesus or what is printed in the New Testament atleast).

4. All the previous points are the precursors of TRUE CHRISTIANITY because these are also signifiers of Jesus' supposed return. In other words, it is the final sign that his message is supreme and above all other messages because through death there is victory ...ofcourse according to the teachings of Paul (and even John in the Book of Revelation).

I will not point out the obvious contradictions between Paul and John(the subject of eating foods sacrificed to idols which were throughout the Roman empire), in which I have found between them. I just wanted to show the inherent and impossible task of Christianity within this modern time template. There is ofcourse the command of women not to speak in congregations and the permissibility of slavery by Paul.

We all know the contradictory actions throughout the historical timeline: Crusades, Inquisitions, Zionism, and the Prosperity Gospel(which is simply the permission of the hoarding of wealth by supposed Christians which negates the goal of sacrificial death to return to Jesus Holy spirit).

I will now post a critical question(s)...

If you're going argue Biblical scripture, you may want to reference where these "points" are located. As I recall, none of this exists, not your description of it anyway.