Christianity is ALWAYS banking on "YOU" not knowing the difference.

There are very complicated methods used within Christianity and its Moral Code, to camouflage its deceptive ambitions and vehicles for executing its own agendas, even under the guise of "Holiness" or "Righteousness" or "God's Justice / Will" or what have you.

It is not simply by accident that these people called "Christians" became to behave in the way that they do, or the fact that they are Known Hypocrites. Christians are even more Hypocritical in a broader category of ways and to many more extremes, even compared to Muslims.

But that being said, the devices that the Christians use are always geared at getting you to doubt your own senses or instinctive belief about something, even about perhaps your own motives in something, all while paying no attention to those who deceitful gained their position or influence in something.

For example, if you confront a Christian about the lack of fairness in a situation where you feel you are the more deserving party of something, but there is another "party" of someone who has everything ill-gained in their life, the Christian will be quick to write off "Maybe that's God's plan for them" but that "God has a different plan for you", and they will be quick to assert that you do not have the right to pass "Judgment" on someone, and that only "God" can judge that person as good or bad, and not "you".

Make no mistake, this has absolutely nothing to do with that person actually caring whether or not God's so-called "Judgment" is fair or just, or that they are doing the right thing.

This is a form of discreetly dismissing your grievances, to reduce them and make you feel you have no authority to assert judgment on something in a way that you've been wronged.

All this is, is nothing but a form of Lip Service they employ so that they do not have show responsibility or answer for why an evil-doer got away with something, but why "you" should be expected to wait or be denied something which you may know you are rightly entitled too.

If a Christian were to justify why an evil-doer gets away with something, then comes the question of who really runs this existence, or why God allows it to happen in the first place, and the Christian also does NOT want to be confronted with that uncomfortable question.

Christians are a type of people who never want to have to answer for uncomfortable topics or situations, including people who are trouble.

It really is not Rocket Science to determine whether or not you deserve something when someone else doesn't.

The first sign of something, is whereby something does not make sense, and where the opposite effect occurs even when you put in all the work towards something, but you see someone who has not put in any work towards something, just stumbles upon things being handed to them.

One does not need some Dogmatic Moral "Code" to tell them who or what is right or wrong in this circumstance, but the Christian will always find some Dogmatic justification to suggest why the wrong-doer should be overlooked, or that it's somehow "God's will".

I've even heard some more extreme examples multiple times in my life from some Christians who will say "God Operates In Mysterious Ways, and maybe God did what he did because he saw something that wasn't right for you, which you may not see it now, but God noticed it before you did. You should never question God's decision-making or why he does something, as he is the best Judge. God has promised us one day that he will reveal all to us."

Christianity has largely predicated itself, on many centuries worth of indoctrination to protect people systemically who are parasitic and scum while trying to pull the wool over the eyes of people who question something that makes no sense.

Christians went all out, even with trying to promote nonsense like "Patience is a virtue" or "All good things come to those who wait" and other ridiculous fairytales, to make many people continue to go along with getting the short end of the stick in this existence.

This is why you should have absolutely no compassion or forgiveness for Christians, and that even the fact that they "possess" the beliefs they do and promote them, is justification enough to exterminate Christians even on those grounds alone.