Christians argue on some interesting, and I will agree, trivial details. But they agree on the basics. And, while they are actually sitting at the banquet, they seem to be uninterested in those arguments because the food is so good.
Don't let their silly arguments impact you. Come to the table.
Shalom.
Trivial details, huh? That's a pretty good whitewashing and dodge of an answer for a faith where some believe that abortion should be legal but others believe that abortionists should be put to death.
Or where some believe homosexuals should be able to minister while others believe they should be put to death. Or where alcohol is fine to drink but others think it's a sin.
Tell me, ArGee, what camp are you in?
I am in the camp with those who actually study the Bible to understand what G-d requires. In my experience, those who try to discern what G-d has said, rather than trying to use the Bible to support my own agenda, tend to be a pretty homogeneous bunch.
But, at the risk of defining who is and isn't Christian, you will find that abortion and homosexuality are not central doctrines of the Christian faith.
Shalom.