When I was a Christian, I used to believe that my way of worship was the easiest, and that my Lord was the Most Merciful and Most Just. I was partially right. It was very easy to be a Christian, no doubt. I could do as I wished with no fear of consequences for my actions because my God had forgiven me. But what I did not realize was that this forgiveness was unjust, and where there is no justice, there is no mercy.
Mercy is a byproduct of justice.
This seemed and is intrinsically flawed. The true God can not be unfair. Thus, this philosophy can not be right. Christianity taught me to turn the other cheek when I was injured. It taught me that God forgave those who hurt me or others.