Christianity is a religion

Thank you once again, I've enjoyed this debate. Ok, Christianity has elements of religion such as prayer, fasting etc, but Jesus said, "I have come not to embolish the law, but I have come to fulfill the law." So Jesus came to take us beyond religion and to have a loving Father/son relationship. I would also like to point out that it is religious not to believe in God, to be an atheist is to be religous. An absense of something in this case God does not mean that you are free from religion, religion is to have a belief in God, believing that God exists or not, you still have an opinion. Christianity goes further than prayer and fasting, reading the Bible etc, the point was that if you do not live by the law, and obey the two greatest commandments set by Jesus, Love the Father with all your heart and with all your mind and with all your strenght, and love on another as you love your self. So that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ may complete these laws, otherwise you cannot love the Father or you cannot love one another in the same way Jesus said to, which was with agape, unconditional love. It would such be pointless, you can be a kind and nice as you want, but without Christ it counts for nothing. Romans 3:23 "For man has fallen short of the Glory of God." Christ fulfills this because he lived a perfect life without sin, and then he dies, which did not suit his life style, it was unfair and thus by entering through the door of righteousness through Christ you go beyond religion, for no sacrifice is needed, no uneeded law such as not being able to eat pork, these things are meaningless with Christ. Religion has been pushed to one side. As if one says, "Get away from me, your way leads nowhere but to destruction." In a meterphorical pronunciation. Religion does not wish for anyone to live a perfect life, yet Jesus did, and through Christ we are made clear of sin. Thus making our spirit perfect as the Holy Spirit lives in those who love the Father. Religion alone, with nothing to aim for, no growth in the spirit ends in destruction, in Hebrews it mentions that there is a righteous path that leads to hell. Why would the Bible contridict it's self in such a way if the Bible is false? Jesus said, "I am the way and I am the truth and I am the life." Christianity is nothing without Christ, it would not exist if Jesus never existed, Jesus Christ preformed magnificent miracles, which showed the people at the time that he had athority and the power of God. Just like if you saw something great or unbelievable, you wouldn't go around calling it a religion, Jesus' miracles were a series of events that lead to his death and resurrection, freeing men from sin. Religion does not, it is more personal, in that you may leave the religion when you like and then come back to it when you like. In Christianity you can do the same thing, but the Holy Spirit will convict you and allow you to repent, confess and then continue your walk with God. As if man had it all wrong, so God had to come and sort us out, so much that God remains in those who truely want Him. Religion does not have this, it does not convict but are mere words, when you pray in the name of religion you only speaking to your self. It would help if you believed in God to understand this. Now my point about Christianity existing so that religion can exist was a concept which was almost innate to the mind, and most certainly innate to religion, for that because religion exists the concept of Christian is in existence, not necessarily existing in action. In the same was a square exists, innately a cube exists. All my previous points make sense, let me put what I meant in a simple analogy: The tree/ stich analogy was rubbish to be fair. So allow me to give another on. There is a house, Christ is the key, the Kingdom of God is the house, religion is man trying to break in. I could go on and on with these very simple analogies, and the reason why they are simple is because there are true. So man breaks into this perfect home, which is now not perfect because man has broken in and made a mess. By using a key through the front door no mess is made. In the same way, when Christians enter the Kingdom of God they enter righteous and they are justified. But when man breaks in by his own efforts he fails and is thrown out as unrighteous and he his not justified, but thrown out into the streets. What don't you get? Thank you, I have said all which is needed. Thank you.