05 Apr '20 00:25>1 edit
@moonbus saidThis is again a somewhat obvious observation but nevertheless is just your personal conjecture based on the assumption that to be a Christian one has to accept and abide by the entire bible.
All right, but "Christianity according to your (or somebody else's) perspective" is precisely what Christianity is not. Christianity is not a cafeteria where anybody can pick and choose the bits he likes and ignore the rest and still call himself a Christian with a capital "C." Picking and choosing the bits you like is called something else. That's some s ...[text shortened]... lettantism; what you end up with is not a religion at all, but a collection of religious quotations.
Whilst most denominations do accept the entire bible, or at least claim to, they each pick and chose their own favourite bits. So based on this observation none of the spectrum of denominations is in fact Christian, which is what I was asserting on the previous page, albeit for different reasons.