If she thinks that's "being a Christian," she was never a Christian to begin with -- she just bought what the mainstream media SAYS ABOUT Christianity.
Deep, she's not.
Worshiping the self as a god is incompatible.
Sohhhh, now she’s Anti-Christ? LOL
You're right, those are not what "being Christian" is all about. And if you stop to think about it a moment, that's probably exactly the point Anne Rice is trying to make.
Look at it from the perspective of somebody who is not already a Christian. What sort of impression would you get about what Christianity is all about?
Pretty much you'd be left to get your impression from the more vocal self-described Christians who take to the airwaves.
And what do they seem to spend most of their time time talking about? Homosexuality, birth control, "Evangelical politics (i.e., social conservative Republican), creationism, and so on.
If that's not what Christianity is really about ... maybe Anne Rice is correct about "breaking up" with that brand of "Christianity." Seriously: if that's not Christianity, why do we put up with those folks?
For a much better exposition of Ms. Rice's proposition, I would recommend a couple of books by Donald Miller: A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, and Searching for God Knows What.